British Airways passengers face a fair hike of as much as £30 in extra fuel duty on the airline's longest long-haul flights.
The Heathrow-based airline said the rise reflects continuing high oil prices and would affect all tickets sold from Friday.
The biggest rise, £30, will be applied to long-haul flights longer than nine hours, with the total fuel levy going from £128 to £158 for a return trip.
The fuel surcharge on short-haul trips will increase by £6 per return flight, rising from £20 to £26, while on long-haul flights of less than nine hours will rise from £106 to £126.
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