EU airports brace for jet-fuel crunch as Hormuz disruption looms
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ACI Europe warns that European airports could face a systemic jet-fuel shortage within three weeks if the Strait of Hormuz remains disrupted; reserves are running low and fuel prices have surged, with suppliers unable to guarantee deliveries into May, prompting EU monitoring calls and potential airline cutbacks to cope with higher costs.
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