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News · 21 May 2026

Fuel fears vanish: Airlines promise normal summer flights, no extra fees.

Fuel fears vanish: Airlines promise normal summer flights, no extra fees.

Minimal disruption is foreseen for summer holiday travel, even with concerns over increasing jet fuel costs. With increased fuel production and imports, Jet2 announced that its flight schedules for June, July, and August will proceed as planned. Jet2 further committed to not imposing additional fees due to increased fuel prices. Continuing operations as planned, EasyJet, Ryanair, and TUI have similarly released updates for their customers.

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