Indonesia's Ministry of Transport said in a statement issued on August 1 that due to the fall in global aviation kerosene prices, the country lowered the maximum fuel surcharge for domestic flights from 50% to 30% of the maximum ticket price of regulated air tickets. This new rule only applies to commercial domestic economy class flights. The Ministry of Transport will regularly review price caps to ensure that travelers can afford air tickets. The purpose of this policy adjustment is to maintain the country's aviation accessibility while ensuring the stability of airline operations over the long term.

Indonesia's Ministry of Transport said in a statement issued on August 1 that due to the fall in global aviation kerosene prices, the country lowered the maximum fuel surcharge for domestic flights from 50% to 30% of the maximum ticket price of regulated air tickets. This new rule only applies to commercial domestic economy class flights. The Ministry of Transport will regularly review price caps to ensure that travelers can afford air tickets. The purpose of this policy adjustment is to maintain the country's aviation accessibility while ensuring the stability of airline operations over the long term.