Airlines
Airline pilots fear retribution over refusing to fly in Middle East, aviators’ group says
Pilots lament a lack of guidance on risks
China considers financial aid for airlines hit by oil shock: sources
Subsidies, tax breaks, mergers, and state-backed low-interest loans are options being explored
Airlines ‘nowhere near’ Covid-style crisis despite oil shock: Iata chief
Carriers can mitigate fuel price spikes using established levers such as fare hikes, says Willie Walsh
Asian airlines maintain AI investments despite budget cuts due to Iran war oil shock
Carriers such as Scoot, Thai Airways see digital infrastructure and AI as existential needs
Iata chief says jet fuel supply could take months to recover after Hormuz reopening
Airlines across Asia have been cutting flights
Jet fuel prices will take months to stabilise, airline CEOs say
The threat of supply shortages in some regions has forced some airlines to reduce services
Philippine carriers suspend more Middle East flights amid war
The government has said that it can intervene to help airlines secure jet fuel
Air New Zealand hikes fares, cuts flights as fuel costs more than double on Iran war
AIR New Zealand said on Tuesday it would slash flights across May and June as well as hike fares, as the Iran war disrupts global air travel and sends jet fuel costs higher.
Indonesia to let airlines increase fuel surcharges as aviation costs soar
Aviation fuel prices have surged about 70% in the country, triggered by the Iran war
Indonesia to allow airlines to raise fares by up to 13%
The policy would be in effect for the next two months and is subject to further evaluations
