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wsj.com - Benjamin Katz - Jet Fuel Supply to Take Months-Not Weeks-to Recover, Airline Industry Warns
Jet Fuel Supply to Take Months-Not Weeks-to Recover, Airline Industry Warns
Wall Street Journal

Airlines are facing a prolonged period of jet fuel shortages and inflated prices despite a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the head of the International Air Transport Association said. That's because of how broad the disruption to supplies has…

koreatimes.co.kr - Lee Min-hyung - Ceasefire lifts prospects for airlines, construction industry
Ceasefire lifts prospects for airlines, construction industry
The Korea Times

A two-week ceasefire between the United States and Iran will pave the way for Korea's aviation and construction firms to ease cost pressures and improve earnings prospects amid falling global oil prices, industry officials said Wednesday.

skift.com - Meghna Maharishi - Delta CEO Sees Fuel Crisis Spurring Structural Changes to the Airline Industry
Delta CEO Sees Fuel Crisis Spurring Structural Changes to the Airline Industry
Skift

Delta is now grappling with elevated fuel costs, causing the carrier to cut capacity and raise fares. Delta CEO Ed Bastian said the oil crisis is different from past crises due to the speed at which fuel prices have increased. Delta Air Lines CEO…

straitstimes.com - Airline and travel industries see no immediate relief from Iran ceasefire
Airline and travel industries see no immediate relief from Iran ceasefire
The Straits Times

SINGAPORE/HONG KONG – US President Donald Trump's two-week ceasefire with Iran is unlikely to provide immediate relief to the global aviation industry as it reels from its worst crisis in years, executives said on April 8, even as airline…

bloomberg.com - Danny Lee - Jet Fuel Prices Will Take Months to Stabilize, Airline CEOs Say
Jet Fuel Prices Will Take Months to Stabilize, Airline CEOs Say
Bloomberg

The two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran is “positive” the aviation industry, but jet fuel and ticket prices will remain elevated for some time, said Willie Walsh, the head of the airline industry's global trade body.

businessinsider.com - Aditi Bharade - Transportation Secretary says US airlines have 'room for some mergers
Transportation Secretary says US airlines have 'room for some mergers
Business Insider

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said he wouldn't mind seeing some US airlines merge. In an interview with CNBC released on Tuesday, Duffy was asked if he would like to see bigger US airlines buying smaller ones. 'There's always chatter,' Duffy…

dailymail.co.uk - Sophie Carlin - Airlines boss hints at summer holiday chaos over jet fuel supply
Airlines boss hints at summer holiday chaos over jet fuel supply
Mail Online

Do YOU have a story? Email sophie.carlin@dailymail.co.uk Get your news delivered straight to you by 7am - sign up to our new Morning Mail newsletter for FREE A global airlines boss has hinted at summer holiday chaos, saying 'it will take months'…

theguardian.com - Richard Luscombe - Several US airlines raise baggage fees due to higher oil costs associated with Iran war
Several US airlines raise baggage fees due to higher oil costs associated with Iran war
The Guardian

Several major US airlines have raised their baggage fees in recent days, blaming ongoing volatility in oil markets caused by the US-Israeli war in Iran that has almost doubled jet fuel prices. On Tuesday, Delta followed the lead of United Airlines…

bloomberg.com - Stock Movers: Levi Strauss, Delta Airlines, Venture Global
Stock Movers: Levi Strauss, Delta Airlines, Venture Global
Bloomberg

Bloomberg journalists discuss today's biggest winners and losers in the stock market. Listen for analysis on the companies making news on Wall Street. Bloomberg journalists discuss today's biggest winners and losers in the stock market. Listen for…

cbsnews.com - Matthew  Ablon - Dallas-based Southwest Airlines setting new limits on portable chargers
Dallas-based Southwest Airlines setting new limits on portable chargers
CBS News

Passengers who are set to fly with Southwest Airlines soon will see new restrictions on portable lithium chargers. The Dallas-based air carrier confirmed to CBS News Texas that it will start limiting customers to only one 100Wh (watt-hour) charger…

cyprus-mail.com - Airline and travel industries see no immediate relief from Iran ceasefire
Airline and travel industries see no immediate relief from Iran ceasefire
Cyprus Mail

U.S. President Donald Trump's two-week ceasefire with Iran is unlikely to provide immediate relief to the global aviation industry as it reels from its worst crisis in years, executives said on Wednesday, even as airline shares rallied after the…

independent.co.uk - Rio Yamat - Delta becomes latest US airline to raise checked baggage fees
Delta becomes latest US airline to raise checked baggage fees
The Independent

Delta Air Lines is raising checked baggage fees as U.S. carriers try to offset skyrocketing jet fuel prices due to the war in the Middle East. Most passengers on Delta's domestic and short-haul international routes will pay $10 more for their first…

zerohedge.com - Tyler Durden - Airline Stocks Soar On Iran Ceasefire As IATA Sees 'Positive' Tailwinds, But Warns Jet Fuel Crisis Will Persist
Airline Stocks Soar On Iran Ceasefire As IATA Sees 'Positive' Tailwinds, But Warns Jet Fuel Crisis Will Persist
Zero Hedge

Airline stocks are flying high in premarket trading in New York after the overnight ceasefire between the Trump administration and Tehran. The truce is a positive for the aviation industry, which has been locked in turbulence for six weeks, as…

seekingalpha.com - Val Brickates Kennedy - DOT Sec. Duffy sees 'room' for more airline M&A (DAL:NYSE)
DOT Sec. Duffy sees 'room' for more airline M&A (DAL:NYSE)
Seeking Alpha

U.S. Transportation Department Secretary Sean Duffy said he sees “room” for more M&A activity in the airline industry. “Who knows who's going to match up, right? There's always chatter. But is there room for some mergers in the…

winnipegfreepress.com - Craig Lord, The Canadian Press - Union claims airlines are 'flying the plane' in Ottawa's unpaid work probe
Union claims airlines are 'flying the plane' in Ottawa's unpaid work probe
Winnipeg Free Press

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