How airlines are coping with fuel crisis

Global air carriers are having to introduce cost-cutting measures
due to severely elevated jet fuel prices in the wake of the
ongoing war between the United States and Iran

MEASURES BEING UNDERTAKEN TO SAVE MONEY

Flight cancellations
Fare increases
Fuel surcharges
Luggage surcharges

Reduced passenger ⁠benefits
Efficiency drive
Furlough staff
Government bailout

Aegean Airlines (Greece)
Aer Lingus (Ireland)
AirAsia X (Malaysia)
Air Canada
Air France-KLM
Air New Zealand
Akasa Air (India)
Alaska Air
American Airlines
Asiana Airlines (South Korea)
Cathay Pacific (Hong Kong)
China Eastern Airlines
Delta Air Lines (U.S.)
Easyjet (UK)
Edelweiss Air (Switzerland)
Greater Bay Airlines (Hong Kong)
Hong Kong Airlines
IndiGo (India)
Jetblue Airways (U.S.)
Korean Air (South Korea)
Lufthansa (Germany)
Norse Atlantic (Norway)
Pakistan International Airlines
Qantas Airways (Australia)
SAS (Scandinavia)
Spirit Airlines (U.S.)
Spring Airlines (China)
Southwest Airlines (U.S.)
TAP (Portugal)
Thai Airways (Thailand)
SunExpress (Turkey)
T’Way Air (South Korea)
United Airlines (U.S.)
Vietjet (Vietnam)
Vietnam Airlines
Virgin Atlantic (UK)
Virgin Australia
Volotea (Spain)
Westjet (Canada)

Sources: BBC, Independent, Newsweek
Picture: Yousef Alfuhigi (Unsplash)
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