Reporters learned that starting from November 5, the fuel surcharge standards for domestic passenger flights will be adjusted. Specifically, the fuel surcharge will be 80 yuan per adult passenger for flight segments of 800 kilometers (inclusive) or less, and 140 yuan for flight segments over 800 kilometers. Calculations show that this adjustment represents an increase of 30 yuan and 50 yuan respectively compared to the previous standards.

This adjustment marks the second increase in domestic flight fuel surcharges within a month, following the adjustment on October 10. The two-tier standards had just been set at 50 yuan and 90 yuan starting October 10, and are now raised to 80 yuan and 140 yuan, marking "two consecutive increases".

At the same time, infants who are entitled to 10% of the standard adult fare for domestic civil aviation under regulations are exempt from the fuel surcharge. For children (including unaccompanied children) who purchase tickets at 50% of the standard adult fare, disabled revolutionary servicemen, people's police disabled in the line of duty, and disabled fire and rescue personnel, the fuel surcharge standards are: 40 yuan per passenger for flight segments of 800 kilometers (inclusive) or less, and 70 yuan per passenger for flight segments over 800 kilometers.