Some airlines reduce fuel surcharges as oil falls, while others hold steady (opens original article in a new tab)

Canadian airlines adjust fuel surcharges amid falling oil prices, with some reducing fees and others maintaining current rates.

• Some Canadian airlines reduce fuel surcharges as oil prices fall
• WestJet lowers companion voucher levy to $40 from $60
• Porter cuts reward flight fuel surcharge to $20 and promises further adjustments
• Air Canada maintains surcharge on ground packages but manages fuel costs through regular fares
• Flair Airlines keeps current prices but monitors situation for potential adjustments