FUEL SURCHARGE
From 15 February 2012, the following surcharge increases will be applied to Qantas international fares booked in Australia:
| DESTINATION | CURRENT SURCHARGE (one way) | INCREASE | NEW SURCHARGE (one way) |
| Asia/Honolulu | $145 | $20 | $165 |
| Buenos Aires/Johannesburg/Santiago | $200 | $40 | $240 |
| United States | $250 | $60 | $310 |
| London/Frankfurt | $290 | $60 | $350 |
Qantas will also increase domestic Qantas and QantasLink fares from 9 February to reflect fuel costs. Increase amounts will vary by route and fare class but will average approximately 2.5%.
An increase of $2 in the fuel surcharge for domestic Qantas Frequent Flyer Classic Award redemptions (from $10 to $12) will also be implemented.
CARBON SURCHARGE
As of 1 January 2012, airlines are included in the EU emissions trading scheme and must pay a carbon price by purchasing allowances to cover a proportion of the carbon emissions generated by their flights to and from the EU.
From 15 February 2012, Qantas will add a surcharge of $3.50 each way to fares booked in Australia for Qantas flights to and from London and Frankfurt. This will be applied per passenger and per applicable sector. These surcharges will take effect for tickets booked on or after 15 February 2012 for travel on or after 1 July 2012.
JETSTAR POLICY
Jetstar will increase all domestic lead-in fares by $10 in response to higher cost inputs including fuel prices and the introduction of the carbon price. The increase will take effect on 15 February 2012 for travel from 1 July 2012 onwards.
Updated 8 February 2012













