<p>With U.S. President Trump threatening that the war will &#34;end soon,&#34; international oil prices plummeted, leading to a rebound in airline stocks. Among them, Cathay Pacific (293) rose nearly 6% this morning, reaching a high of HKD 12.89; currently reported at HKD 12.6, continuing to rise over 3.4%. In addition, Air China (753), China Eastern Airlines (670), and China Southern Airlines (1055) are currently up between 1.2% and 4%.</p>
<h2>Mechanism in Place to Review Fuel Surcharge Monthly</h2>
<p>Regarding the fuel surcharge, Cathay Pacific responded that the company has an established mechanism to regularly review the level of the fuel surcharge on a monthly basis. At the same time, during the review process, the company primarily references the market price trends of aviation fuel rather than crude oil prices, and adjusts as necessary based on other relevant operational factors</p>

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<p>Oil prices plummeted, stimulating a rebound in airline stocks, with Cathay Pacific's share price rising nearly 6% at one point. Cathay stated that its fuel surcharge adjustments are primarily based on aviation fuel market prices rather than crude oil prices, and will be reviewed regularly on a monthly basis. Other airlines such as Air China, China Eastern Airlines, and China Southern Airlines also experienced varying degrees of increase</p>

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Oil prices plummet, stimulating a rebound in airline stocks. Cathay Pacific: Fuel surcharges are based on aviation fuel prices, not crude oil prices