Airlines Face Fuel Crisis: High Prices, Uncertainty
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Airlines grapple with soaring jet fuel prices due to the US-Israeli conflict with Iran, causing disruptions in supplies through the Strait of Hormuz. This shortage is hitting carriers hard, forcing them to rethink operations and pass costs to passengers. Prices have spiked dramatically, reaching near record highs in northwest Europe and Asia. African airlines feel the pinch most, where fuel makes up a significant portion of costs. Operators report constant price swings, making it tough to plan flights or quote jobs accurately. Carriers are responding with fuel surcharges on tickets, fare adjustments, and plans to cut flight capacity if needed. Stocks are thinning fast across Africa, raising fears of shortages by late spring. European leaders warn of higher fares and supply risks as summer travel ramps up, while some Asian countries protect their own reserves. Airlines are bracing for more uncertainty ahead.
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