A charge that reflects the fluctuating price of oil and jet fuel. It is applied to all airline tickets for all passengers and is intended to help cover the excessive fuel expenses.

An additional charge to the customer to make up for an increase in fuel prices.

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 – The moving company’s tariff provides for a percentage adjustment to the transportation charge (and SIT Pickup and Delivery) to aid in recovery of the increased cost of fuel. The surcharge, which ca [..]

 An additional charge imposed to make up past differences between fuel factor and the actual cost of fuel in a regulated rate such as price to beat.

Surcharge added to the cargo rate to cover the additional costs of increasing fuel-prices ; these will generally folow a certain index

A additional charge to cover the cost of fuel price increases.

Fees (often in the hundreds of dollars) attached to award bookings. In extreme cases, these raise the cost of the ticket to the point where it defeats the purpose of using miles at all. Often the bane of otherwise great redemptions. Flights on British Airways are the most egregious example of fuel surcharges.

An additional charge imposed on Transportation Visits to adjust for changes in fuel prices. For additional detail, click here.

An additional charge imposed on Transportation Visits to adjust for changes in fuel prices. For additional detail, click here.

A mechanism for distributing needed fuel-cost recovery revenue to van operators and haulers who are responsible for purchasing fuel.