Philippine Airlines Urge Gov't to Waive Airport Fees Amidst Peso Weakness and Fuel Price Surge
Philippine airlines are appealing to the government to waive or reduce airport fees, citing deteriorating financial conditions due to the weakening peso and soaring jet fuel prices. The move aims to alleviate the burden on both carriers and passengers.
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