Continental Airlines led major carriers in tacking a surcharge on tickets to offset rising jet fuel prices
Continental Airlines led major carriers last week in tacking a surcharge on tickets to offset rising jet fuel prices. For passengers traveling after Jan. 31, Continental said on Jan. 18, it would impose a $10 fuel surcharge on each one-way domestic ticket and $20 on each round-trip domestic one. The...
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