Airline fuel surcharge rates climb back to Level 17 for Nov 1-15

The fuel surcharge that airlines may impose on passenger and cargoes is back to Level 17 by the first two weeks of November 2026.

The fuel surcharge approved by the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) for November 1-15 is higher than the Level 16 imposed in the last two weeks of October.

Under CAB Resolution No. 25 (2022), the revised fuel surcharge policy, Level 16 passenger surcharges depend on distance:

Airlines seeking to collect or impose fuel surcharge for November 1-15 must submit an application with CAB on or before the effectivity period, with rates capped at Level 17, according to a CAB advisory dated October 27.

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