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09 February 2015
Airlink reduces fuel levy “YQ”
By AirlinkAirlink is pleased to announce that it will be reducing the fuel levy “YQ” following the recent fall in oil prices. While the reduction in the price of jet fuel does not correlate directly with the fall in oil price, airlines have enjoyed some reprieve. Airlink wishes to pass savings on to our Customers as far as possible - the reduced fuel levy will amount to a saving in the overall fare thus making air travel more affordable.
Airlink, the Regional Feeder Airline, connects 35 destinations in 9 African countries offering the widest network and choice of service with over 43,000 flights operated annually.
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