ANA and JAL Group will raise the fuel surcharges on their international flights departing from May 1 2026 to cope with the sharp rise in fuel prices.
They have simultaneously revised their fuel surcharge rules to respond rapid change of market prices. ANA has changed the market price benchmark from three or four months before an effective month to tow or three months before an effective month. JAL has changed an effective month from two months later to the next month and added effective condition zones.
Although the effective condition reaches the highest level based on the latest market price benchmark, they adopt one lower level than the highest level, expecting that the emergency financial support to jet fuel by the government will work.
The followings are fuel surcharges by route (a passenger on one segment) from May 1 2026. Compared to April 30 2026, fuel surcharges on some routes will rise by up to two times.
ANA
56,000 yen on Europe/North America/Middle East/Africa/Oceania/Latin America routes
36,800 yen on Hawaii/India/Indonesia routes
29,000 yen on Thailand/Singapore/Malaysia/Myanmar/Cambodia routes
19,700 yen on Vietnam/Philippines/Guam/Palau/Mongolia routes
14,700 yen on China/Hong Kong/Macau/Taiwan routes
6,700 yen on South Korea/Vladivostok routes
JAL
56,000 yen on Europe/North America/Middle East/Oceania routes
34,700 yen on Hawaii/India/Sri Lanka/Indonesia routes
29,600 yen on Thailand/Singapore/Malaysia/Brunei/Novosibirsk routes
19,500 yen on Vietnam/Philippines/Guam/Palau/Mongolia/Irkutsk routes
14,200 yen on East Asia routes
6,500 yen on South Korea/Far East Russia/Okinawa-Taipei/Kaohsiung routes
