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Summer flights may surge in price as jet fuel crisis squeezes airlines worldwide
Economy
Published on 7 May 2026

Carriers are cutting routes as fuel supply stays unstable
Air travel looks set to cost more this summer as airlines grapple with rising jet fuel prices and ongoing supply disruptions. To offset higher costs, many carriers are reducing flight schedules and lifting ticket prices, especially during peak travel demand. Experts warn the global fuel crisis could keep passenger fares under pressure throughout the busy season.
- Jet fuel prices are rising amid supply disruptions
- Airlines are cutting flights and raising ticket prices
- Peak season demand could amplify the fare increase
- Fuel crisis effects may continue into summer travel
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