KLM will introduce a fuel surcharge to all tickets bought after May 19.
The airline will charge E4 per leg, which means passengers flying via Amsterdam will pay the surcharge twice.
KLM follows in the footsteps of British Airways and SN Brussels. The airline made the following statement: “Exceptional and structurally high fuel prices have made this unavoidable.”
Report by Ginny McGrath
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