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Middle East jet fuel imports into Europe stop as airlines face looming summer shortage fears

International
Published on 28 April 2026
Middle East jet fuel imports into Europe stop as airlines face looming summer shortage fears

Prices above $200 a barrel could spike fast

Europe’s jet fuel shipments from the Middle East have stopped, raising fears of a pre-summer supply crunch. With jet fuel already priced above $200 per barrel, the disruption could strain airline planning even as carriers point to alternative sources. Officials, however, warn demand may outpace available supply, risking higher costs and travel impacts.

  • Middle East jet fuel imports to Europe have halted
  • Jet fuel prices are already above $200 per barrel
  • Airlines cite alternative sourcing, but officials warn of risk
  • Disruption could hit summer travel demand and costs
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