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Air France ticket prices are also under fire. The airline has applied a "fuel surcharge" since June 30 for certain short- and medium-haul destinations and certain fare categories.
Indeed, the airline has applied this "fuel surcharge" since 30 June to compensate for part of the soaring kerosene price, reveals Echo Touristique.
"We inform you that the tariff updates were made on 30 June 2022 for the Summer 2022 season," explains France's national carrier. These "fare updates" concern certain short- and medium-haul destinations.
The amount of the surcharge varies between €50 and €150 for a round trip on a short-haul journey. On some medium-haul flights, the surcharges range from €100 to €300 on a return flight.
More than 20 destinations concerned[BR]
More than 20 destinations departing from Paris for journeys made between 4 July and 10 September 2022 concern, in particular, Malaga, Dublin, Lisbon, London, Madrid, Milan, Milan, Rabat, Rome, Venice, Vienna
However, this surcharge only applies to certain categories. "These increases released on 30 June only apply to the highest category levels on our network, other categories are not affected. The scope is therefore very limited," a spokesperson explains."
Air France reports an increase of up to 150 euros per trip in Business and from 50 to 150 euros for the 3 highest fares in Economy cabin, on medium distances."
[BR][BR]For short distances, the increase applies "always only to the 3 highest fares in Economy".
According to data from the French Civil Aviation Authority (DGAC), fares from mainland France increased by 16.2% in May over a year on the domestic network and by 18.9% on the international network.
Source: naftemporiki.gr
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