Holidaymakers are being advised not to reschedule their travel plans owing to fears about jet fuel supplies, as there is presently no shortage in the UK and contingency procedures are in place.
Airlines worldwide canceled 13,000 flights in May as jet fuel prices skyrocketed owing to the Middle East turmoil. However, this barely accounts for 1% of global flights, with flights into and out of the UK remaining mostly unaffected.
According to Cirium, Munich and Istanbul were among the worst-hit destinations. The Department for Transport (DfT) stated that there is no need for anyone to adjust their travel plans.UK airlines purchase jet fuel in advance, and airports maintain stock to ensure resilience.If your flight is canceled, you have the legal right to a full refund or re-routing.
We encourage travelers to verify with their airlines before traveling and to consult the FCDO travel advisory for the most recent changes. “You should also make sure you have adequate travel insurance,” the DfT stated.
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