IATA Warns of May Flight Cancellations Amid European Jet Fuel Shortage
IATA warns European flights face cancellation by late May due to a severe jet fuel shortage caused by Middle East conflict, threatening summer travel.
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IATA warns European flights face cancellation by late May due to a severe jet fuel shortage caused by Middle East conflict, threatening summer travel.
A Ryanair cabin crew member resigned after a sexual assault by a passenger, highlighting growing calls from airlines for mandatory airport alcohol limits.
Delta Air Lines has removed its 10% sustainable fuel goal for 2030, citing the high cost and slow development of SAF supplies globally.
Global airlines are cutting flights and raising fares after the Strait of Hormuz crisis more than doubled jet fuel prices, disrupting travel worldwide.
A shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz has doubled jet fuel prices, forcing global airlines to cut flights and raising ticket prices for passengers worldwide.
Air Astana launched a new Almaty-Shanghai route as an IATA report reveals 6,500 low-volume routes were cut globally in 2025, impacting connectivity.
Recent oil price volatility highlights the urgent need to scale Sustainable Aviation Fuel production, though high costs and policy issues persist.
Aegean Airlines will operate a special Airbus A320 flight from Tel Aviv to Larnaca to deliver the Holy Light for Orthodox Easter celebrations in Cyprus.
A US-Iran ceasefire lifted airline stocks, but IATA warns jet fuel supply will take months to normalize, prolonging high costs and operational pressures.
IATA warns that Sustainable Aviation Fuel production growth is slowing, jeopardizing airline decarbonization goals due to insufficient supply and high...
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.
IATA enhances global aviation safety through its mandatory IOSA program, which correlates with an accident rate nearly three times lower for member...
IATA warns jet fuel supply and price normalization will take months due to persistent disruptions in Middle East refining capacity after recent conflict.
Jet fuel prices have spiked 90.2% year-over-year through March, driven by geopolitical conflict and placing severe pressure on airline operating costs.
Global airlines are hiking fares and cutting capacity to cope with surging jet fuel costs, threatening a previously forecast $41 billion industry profit.
Willie Walsh, outgoing IATA head, will take over as CEO of IndiGo on August 3, 2026, tasked with leading the carrier's ambitious long-haul expansion.
IATA chief Willie Walsh warned Ireland's government that Dublin Airport's passenger cap poses a real and immediate risk to the nation's economic growth.
Hong Kong's CAD has banned in-flight charging and limited passengers to two power banks at HKIA, aligning with new IATA safety standards after recent...
IATA urges the EU to review its Emissions Trading System, warning the 2026 phase-out of free carbon allowances threatens airline competitiveness.
The SAF Coalition met with Congress to advocate for extending the 45Z tax credit, aiming to boost domestic sustainable aviation fuel production.