Two months after the resumption of the Levy of fuel surcharges on domestic routes, the levy will be cancelled again today. Yesterday, qunar platform said that it had received notices from airlines one after another. According to the spirit of relevant documents of the national development and Reform Commission and the Civil Aviation Administration, the collection of fuel surcharges on domestic routes would be cancelled from 0:00 on January 5, 2022 (ticket issuing date). The fuel surcharge is levied according to the oil price, and the rise and fall of the fee depends on the change of the oil price. Qunar said that the cancellation of the levy was the adjustment of the whole industry and the result of the decline in aviation fuel prices. On December 31, 2021, the international oil price fell by more than 2%, ending the rise for seven consecutive trading days. It is understood that at present, the collection of fuel surcharges on domestic routes adopts a linkage mechanism with the price of aviation kerosene, allowing airlines to independently determine specific standards within the range of the highest standard calculated according to the formula. Several airlines also announced the cancellation of fuel surcharges. According to the news released on the official website of Air China, for domestic tickets sold from January 5, 2022 (inclusive), Air China will be exempted from fuel surcharges on domestic routes in mainland China, and international tickets will be subject to the automatic calculation results of the system; Tianjin Airlines said that since January 5, 2022 (ticket issuing date), Tianjin airlines' domestic routes will stop collecting fuel surcharges. The suspension of the fuel surcharge coincides with the upcoming Spring Festival transportation. Civil aviation industry insiders said that the cancellation of the fuel surcharge will slightly reduce the cost of consumers buying Spring Festival tickets. (Xinhua News Agency)