Carrier Charges and travel via Manila [booked through QF]

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Hi everyone

There has been some discussion about the Hong Kong Government no longer limiting the carrier charges that can be charged out of HKG.

With this in mind I recalled that the Phillipines did not allow carrier charges for flights leaving there (correct me if I am wrong on this).

So as a test I put in a search for Manila to London. The results came back with a flight on Cathay to Hong Kong and then Cathay to London but with taxes and carrier charges of 7012 Php which is about $A182.

Are Qantas able to charge carrier charges out of this port?

Thanks Peter
 
Hi everyone

There has been some discussion about the Hong Kong Government no longer limiting the carrier charges that can be charged out of HKG.

With this in mind I recalled that the Phillipines did not allow carrier charges for flights leaving there (correct me if I am wrong on this).

So as a test I put in a search for Manila to London. The results came back with a flight on Cathay to Hong Kong and then Cathay to London but with taxes and carrier charges of 7012 Php which is about $A182.

Are Qantas able to charge carrier charges out of this port?

Thanks Peter

They are (since Sep I think it was), however the amount they can charge is still regulated by the government based on the moving average of jet fuel.
 
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