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Region of Waterloo International Airport - YKF
(02-05-2016, 02:00 PM)plam Wrote:
(02-05-2016, 12:50 PM)goggolor Wrote: I've done YYZ-NRT or HND with Air Canada 3 times on reward points. The first time in 2006 (NRT) the surcharges were low, around $200. January 2008 (NRT) was $312. December 2014 (HND) was $598! Glad to hear this is coming down now, when I booked in December 2014 gas prices were just starting to fall but that definitely wasn't reflected in Air Canada's pricing.

Breakdown of the $598:
Canada Security Charge (CA) 25.91
Carrier Surcharge (YQ) 518.00
Combined taxes, fees, charges and surcharges 55.15

Yes, YQ is known on some Internet forums as scamcharges.

chutten: yeah, ookpik's link also includes text on mobile lounges being obsolete with the advent of jetbridges, and I'd tend to agree. We used to walk out to the plane or take a bus, but we don't do that anymore, we have moving sidewalks inside airports and then walk right onto the plane. (I like the high-speed one at YYZ and have been curious about how fast it is, but can't get a GPS signal there).

Master Charts To Avoiding Fuel Surcharges (YQ)

Sample of first part of the charts. This chart is nearly two years old so I am not sure of the accuracy in 2016. The link above gives you the explanation about (YQ) charges and the how to avoid them.

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RE: Region of Waterloo International Airport - YKF - by MacBerry - 02-05-2016, 08:38 PM

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