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Use “为” before a verb phrase to explain the purpose or reason for an action; similar to “in order to” or “for the sake of” in English.
"为应对燃油价格上涨，在3月12日上调燃油附加费后，香港航空今日发通知..."
“在...后” places a verb or clause after a specified time point, meaning “after [something happens], ...”.
"在3月12日上调燃油附加费后，香港航空今日发通知，将于18日再次上调燃油附加费。"
“将” before a verb marks a planned or future action, often formal or written, similar to “will” or “be going to”.
"香港航空今日发通知，将于18日再次上调燃油附加费。"
“由...增加至/到...” expresses that something increases or changes from one amount or state to another.
"飞往欧美、非洲、中东地区的长途航班由739港元增加到1164港元。"
"由中国香港飞往亚洲的短途航班由212港元增加至290港元。"
“如需...” introduces a condition (“if you need ...”), and “可...” gives the resulting suggestion or possibility (“you can ...”).
"如需出票可尽快安排。"
(used after an attribute when it modifies a noun)
hour
fuel oil
by; via; through
revenue
(bound form) Japan; Japanese
to halt
assumed name
Europe (abbr. for 歐羅巴洲|欧罗巴洲[Ou1 luo2 ba1 Zhou1])
year
to denounce
group
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