FlySafair commits to removing a ticket surcharge after previously implementing it amid cost pressures, but says it is too early to “make the call” that prices will quickly normalize. Both outlets report that the airline is not ignoring the concern over the added charge, indicating a clear intent to take it off. At the same time, FlySafair warns that jet fuel prices are unlikely to return to pre-war levels, which continue to affect operating costs. The airline’s position is that while it will address the surcharge, broader cost conditions—particularly fuel—may remain elevated for longer than passengers might expect. The reporting therefore frames the decision as a response to cost pressures rather than a sudden change in the market, highlighting that future ticketing outcomes depend on how fuel prices evolve. No conflicting details are provided across the sources about the airline’s intent or the basic rationale, which centers on the expectation that sustained high fuel costs will shape fares and related charges going forward.