Airlines Cut Global Schedules as Iran-Driven Energy Shock Ripples Into May

Planes ‘could fill up quicker’ as flight schedules shrink

Flight Centre boss Graham ‘Skroo’ Turner has warned travellers against last-minute spontaneity as armed conflict in the Middle East shrinks options and sends airfares north.

The $150 crude oil warning: US-Iran conflict sends shockwaves through global energy markets

Brent crude surged past $100 as the US announced a naval blockade on Iranian ports, escalating the US–Iran conflict and sparking fears of a massive supply shock. Analysts warn prices could jump to $150 if the blockade persists, with up to 12 million barrels a day at risk and global inflation pressures intensifying.

When the World Needs Oil, It Turns to America - Power The Future

The ongoing war involving Iran and disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz are sending a clear signal to global markets: when supply is threatened, the world turns to the United States because of American Energy Dominance. Demand for U.S. oil is now surging toward record levels, with exports climbing toward 5 million barrels per day as buyers, especially in Asia, scramble for reliable alternatives. This is the direct result of American energy d…

Wall Street Breakfast Podcast: Flight Cuts Deepen Oil Shock

Milko/E+ via Getty Images Listen below or on the go via Apple Podcasts and Spotify Airlines cut global schedules as Iran-driven energy shock ripples into May. (00:14) Tesla wins first European approval for FSD supervised. (01:54) GSK bets big on cancer comeback with aggressive trial push. (02:52) This is an abridged transcript. Airlines are scaling back flight schedules more aggressively as disruptions tied to the Iran conflict continue to cons…