Airfares to Rise Anew as Fuel Surcharge Climbs in Philippines
The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) of the Philippines has raised the jet fuel surcharge to Level 13 for the first half of August, signaling an increase in airfares for both domestic and international flights.
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