France’s Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot announced on Friday that despite concerns over a potential jet fuel shortage caused by the Iran war, there is no expectation of major flight cancellations during the upcoming summer season. He said airlines have little interest in canceling flights during this peak revenue period, though some carriers have slightly reduced their schedules. Transavia France confirmed that only 2 percent of its flights in May and June have been canceled.
In response to the possible fuel supply challenges, the French government is implementing special measures to support airlines. These include extending deadlines for social security contributions and tax payments, as well as allowing greater flexibility in fuel loading operations.
Industry observers have warned that Europe could face a jet fuel shortage in the coming weeks, as the region imports about 75 percent of its aviation fuel from the Middle East. European authorities are working urgently to find solutions to prevent major travel disruptions during the summer holiday period.
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