Rising Jet Fuel Costs Threaten Long-Term High Airfares
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Soaring jet fuel costs and thin hedging cover mean high airfares could become permanent.
High airfares risk becoming permanent as carriers across the Asia-Pacific region battle surging jet fuel expenses and thinning hedging cover. Wong Hong, head of the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines, warned that mounting operating costs will likely keep ticket prices elevated. Fuel currently accounts for approximately 33% of total carrier expenses.
- The warningWong Hong stated that carriers have thinner hedging cover to protect against volatile market swings.
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Jet fuel expenses are driving up operational costs for Asia-Pacific carriers and putting upward pressure on ticket prices.
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- PBS NewsHourHigh airfares may become new norm as jet fuel costs soar, says Asia-Pacific airline industry chief20h ago · open ↗
- CNAAsia-Pacific airlines brace for prolonged fuel pain as hedging cover thins1d ago · open ↗
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