Fuel Surcharges: Air Canada Ticket Prices Jump by up to $120

A WingAir Canada annouced yesterday that it will add a fuel surchage that will raise the price of tickets by up to $120 per round-trip flight.

Fees of $20, $40 and $60 will be added to each one-way ticket depending on the flight’s distance.

$20 will be applied to short flights of up to 482 kilometres, $40 to mid-range flights of up to 1,609 kilometres and $60 to flights of 1,610 kilometres miles and more.

As there is no regulation that requires airlines to disclose the fee as part of the advertised price of a flight, many travelers will be shocked to see that the final cost of a ticket may be twice the advertised price and more.

How do YOU feel about this latest increase in the price of airline travel?


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Comments

  1. Nikki says:

    Sounds pretty sneaky to me. Why do they do it as a surcharge anyway? It’s not like the price of fuel is going to go back down. I say, if you’re going to raise the price just raise it and be done with it. Don’t try to fool us into thinking otherwise.

    My 2 cents (which is actually worth 8 cents with my fuel surcharge) LOL
    ~Nikki

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