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lacronicabadajoz.comPlanning the holidays this summer means facing a context of uncertainty and high prices. The blockade of the Strait of Ormuz already carries serious consequences for the global economy and key sectors such as international trade, logistics and energy, and as summer approaches, also puts tourism in check. Pressure for fuel scarcity and the rise of kerosene especially affects Europe, both those who visit it and those who prepare for their holidays…
Jet Fuel Shortages Could Make Travel a ‘Total Mess’
“This summer is shaping up to be an expensive and uncertain time to fly, especially if you’re planning a European vacation,” the New York Times reports. “Volatile fuel prices because of the war in Iran are straining airlines around the globe, but perhaps nowhere as much as in Europe, where jet fuel supplies could run low by mid-May. European airlines like Lufthansa and KLM have announced they are cutting flights, and others could follow.”
How jet fuel shortages could disrupt travel this summer
A surge in jet fuel prices driven by the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran has upended the global aviation industry, forcing airlines to raise fares and revise their financial outlooks. Sean Hogan explains how it could disrupt summer travel.
Planning the holidays this summer means facing a context of uncertainty and high prices. The blockade of the Strait of Ormuz already carries serious consequences for the global economy and key sectors such as international trade, logistics and energy, and as summer approaches, also puts tourism in check. Pressure for fuel shortages and the rise of kerosene especially affects Europe, both those who visit it and those who prepare for their holiday…
Will jet fuel shortages cancel summer Europe trips?
What’s happening with jet fuel shortages A growing fuel crunch linked to the U.S. Israel conflict with Iran is beginning to ripple through airline schedules in Europe and beyond. Multiple reports in the travel news stream describe airlines cutting flights and (in some cases) adding charges to…
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