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Philippine Airfares May Rise as Fuel Surcharge Increases in November

Airlines operating in the Philippines are set to increase fuel surcharges in November, potentially leading to higher airfares for both domestic and international flights. This rise is expected to impact travelers and could add to consumer costs.

Original source: Inquirer BusinessMore country news

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