British Airways and Virgin Atlantic are to cut their fuel surcharges for most passengers by up to £13 in response to a fall in the price of oil.
Both airlines are trimming the fares in their two cheapest classes but those above Virgin's premium economy and BA's World Traveller Plus see no reduction.
The price of oil has fallen sharply from above $147 a barrel in July to below $80 - making jet fuel cheaper.
The cost of fuel has been partly blamed for the collapse of several airlines.
I hope this spell the return of cheap flights
Both airlines are trimming the fares in their two cheapest classes but those above Virgin's premium economy and BA's World Traveller Plus see no reduction.
The price of oil has fallen sharply from above $147 a barrel in July to below $80 - making jet fuel cheaper.
The cost of fuel has been partly blamed for the collapse of several airlines.
I hope this spell the return of cheap flights
