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Singapore Airlines lifts fuel surcharges

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Singapore Airlines (SIA) is raising its fuel surcharges, citing the "recent sharp and sustained escalation in the price of jet fuel". Several rivals are expected to follow SIA's lead in the Asia Pacific region, where strong demand growth provides the basis for such a move. Weaker demand and intense competition in Europe and North America may hinder moves by carriers in those regions to raise their surcharges.

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