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SriLankan Airlines raises fuel surcharge
Airline Industry Information, Sept 15, 2005
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SriLankan Airlines has raised its fuel surcharge on all international return flights from Sri Lanka.
According to the airline, the surcharge was raised by USD10 due to fuel costs. The surcharge was previously raised by USD50 in April this year and by USD20 in June this year. SriLankan also said that travellers on one-way flights from Colombo will pay a further USD5, The Daily News reported.
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