Domestic Flight Fares Temporarily Suspended; Ministry of Transportation Plans to Coordinate CPC Oil Price Freeze
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In response to Middle East developments, Taiwan's Vice Premier Cheng Wen-tsan stated that the Ministry of Transportation will ensure public transport fares (high-speed rail, Taiwan Railways, MRT, buses) remain unchanged. Domestic flight fares will also be temporarily suspended. Deputy Minister of Transportation Chen Yen-po reiterated today that domestic public transport fares, including rail and road, are not currently planned for adjustment.
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- Q: What did Executive Yuan Vice Premier Cheng Wen-tsan request regarding domestic flight fares and other transportation fares?
- A: He asked the Ministry of Transportation to ensure that fares for high-speed rail, Taiwan Railways, MRT, buses, and coaches will not be adjusted, and domestic flight fares will be temporarily suspended.
- Q: How will the government support airlines in response to the situation in the Middle East?
- A: The government will subsidize aviation fuel, and airlines will absorb the costs of domestic flight fares which were originally planned to increase.
- Q: What measure is being planned with CPC Corporation Taiwan to prevent oil price fluctuations from affecting fares?
- A: Related plans have been initiated to coordinate with CPC Corporation Taiwan on whether to implement a certain degree of price freeze on oil.
- Q: What are the new fuel surcharge rates for short-haul and long-haul routes of national airlines effective today?
- A: The fuel surcharge for short-haul routes will increase to 45 USD, and for long-haul routes it will increase to 117 USD.
- Q: Which regions are excluded from the definition of short-haul routes and instead categorized under long-haul routes?
- A: India and the Middle East are excluded from short-haul routes and are classified as long-haul routes alongside Europe, the Americas, Africa, Oceania, and Antarctica.