Airlines Warn of Further Fare Spikes if Iran War Continues
Cirium says carriers have cut 9.3 million seats and some fares are up 16% as higher fuel costs squeeze schedules worldwide.
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Airlines warn of further fare spikes if Iran war continues
Airline officials warned that fares will surge further if the Iran war does not end soon. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has hit oil supplies, doubling the cost of jet fuel. US domestic flight prices were up 21% year-on-year in March, while AirAsia’s chief likened the fallout for the air travel sector to widespread shutdowns during the pandemic. The increase in costs is yet to hit bookings, but passengers are being choosier about destinatio…
Air traffic is really challenged by the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz.
Airlines around the world have canceled about 13,000 flights scheduled for May due to a fuel supply crisis linked to the Iran conflict.
Airlines raise fares, cut flights amid rising fuel costs due to Iran war
Airlines around the world have announced fare increases and major reductions in seat capacity following the impact of the Iran conflict on global fuel prices. According to Al Jazeera, soaring jet fuel prices are placing increasing pressure on the aviation sector. Airlines have already begun reducing flights on several international routes, particularly affecting services across Europe and the Middle East. Reports said that approximately two mill…
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