| January 18, 2005 |
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| Introduction of Fuel Surcharge |
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As a result of the effects of the unprecedented rise in fuel costs, the JAL Group plans to introduce a fuel surcharge on all international passengers flights, subject to government approval. |
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| Effective: For tickets issued on/after February 1, 2005, through September 30, 2005. |
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Applicable Sectors: JL, JO, EG international sectors (including JL marketing flights operated by other airlines) |
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| [ Fuel Surcharge Amounts] |
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Applicable per person per segment to/from Japan:
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For sale in Japan |
For sale outside Japan* |
| Korea and Fukuoka - Shanghai route |
500 yen |
US$ 5.00 |
(Short to medium haul-Asia)
Philippines, Hong Kong & China routes,
Taiwan and Micronesia |
1,000 yen |
US$ 10.00 |
(Longhaul Asia)
Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, India |
1,800 yen |
US$ 17.00 |
| North America including Hawaii, South America, Europe, Oceania, Middle East |
2,500 yen |
US$ 24.00 |
(Other routes)
New York - Sao Paulo route
Vancouver - Mexico City route |
1,500 yen |
US$ 14.00 |
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| * Conversion to local currencies should be made using the applicable BSR at the time of ticketing. |
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The same amounts apply to adult/child/infant fares. The surcharges also apply to FFP award tickets issued to members of the JAL Mileage Bank and charter flight tickets. |
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In the case of refunds, the fuel surcharge will be refunded in full and the cancellation or refund charge will not be applied. |
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| The surcharges will be cancelled when the average monthly price of Singapore kerosene falls below the benchmark of US$40.00 per barrel. |
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