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British Airways is notorious for its "fuel surcharge", which is not a government-imposed tax. It's just an extra fee they tack on to make sure the low advertise
by ubernostrum 10y ago
British Airways is notorious for its "fuel surcharge", which is not a government-imposed tax. It's just an extra fee they tack on to make sure the low advertised ticket price ends up costing you enough for them to make a profit.
The worst is when you use frequent-flier miles to book with them; you still have to pay the "fuel" surcharge, which guarantees they get an amount, in cash, equal to an economy-class fare even for your "free" ticket.
- gubby 10y agoThe first part is not true. When you look at flights on BA.com, in their journey planner, that price is the final price, to the penny.