US SAF Production Threatened by Reduced Section 45Z Tax Credit
A reduced Section 45Z tax credit threatens U.S. SAF production, exposing airlines to fuel price volatility after the recent oil shock.
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A reduced Section 45Z tax credit threatens U.S. SAF production, exposing airlines to fuel price volatility after the recent oil shock.
IATA warns a U.S.-Iran ceasefire offers no immediate relief for the global aviation crisis due to severe jet fuel supply chain and airspace issues.
An EY India report warns West Asia tensions are raising fuel costs and forcing flight diversions, impacting India's airlines and airport revenues.
Record TSA passenger volumes are fueling airport chaos and a surge in able-bodied travelers abusing wheelchair assistance to bypass long security lines.
Jet2 reports a sharp drop in Cyprus and Turkey bookings as the Middle East conflict pushes leisure travel demand towards Western European destinations.
Airlines in Asia are rerouting flights to Europe to avoid Middle East airspace, causing longer flight times and surging ticket prices due to the conflict.
The TSA is expanding its PreCheck Touchless ID program, allowing passengers on 5 major airlines to use facial recognition at 65 airports by Spring 2026.