Airlines
Air freight rates soar as Middle East conflict blocks trade routes
Jet fuel price has doubled since the start of the war
South Korea police raid transport ministry in widening Jeju Air crash probe
The crash killed 179 people
Malaysia says airlines may suspend some flights on fuel costs
Jet fuel accounts for almost half of airlines’ operating costs, Malaysia’s Transport Minister Anthony Loke says
When airspace becomes the front line
Global aviation faces three possible recovery paths from the US-Israel-Iran conflict
Surging air fares upend global travel as peak season nears, with Asia-Europe routes hit hard
The sudden capacity drop from Gulf airport closures has sent airfares soaring on some key routes
Vietnam’s aircraft orders are soaring. Now it wants the financing at home
Airlines are looking beyond the Middle East challenges as they aim to position the country as a regional aviation hub
Airline hedging strategies fall short as jet fuel price surges
Major carriers in the US and China have no hedging contracts in place, leaving them fully exposed to jumps in fuel price
Thai Air to raise fares as fuel costs soar and demand surges
The carrier will raise ticket prices by 10% to 15%, as its Europe flights in March reach 90% of seat capacity
British Airways, Lufthansa add Asia flights amid high demand
Europe’s smaller airlines are also taking note
IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers resigns months after mass India flight cancellations
The sudden resignation creates leadership uncertainty at India’s largest airline
