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Passengers flying out of S’pore from Oct 2026 to pay extra $1 to $41.60 in green jet fuel levy

The amount to be paid depends on the flight distance and travel class.

Passengers will pay the fee together with the ticket price, and airlines will be required to state the levy amount as a distinct line item on the air ticket sold.

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