Jet fuel shock from Iran conflict reshapes European air travel
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Jet fuel prices in Europe have more than doubled amid the Iran conflict and Hormuz disruption, climbing from about €68 to around €154 per barrel; the IEA warns Europe may have only about six weeks of jet fuel left, leading airlines to cut flights and raise fares, with ticket prices up roughly 24% year over year. European industry groups and the EU are pushing for coordinated imports and temporary relief measures to weather a potential supply crunch.
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