Islamabad (HRNW) – The global aviation industry is under serious strain due to escalating tensions in the Middle East, soaring jet fuel prices, and a shortage of aircraft. Airlines have responded by raising fares and reducing flights, putting their projected $41 billion profit forecast for 2026 at risk.
Aviation experts warn that jet fuel prices have doubled, forcing airlines to implement fuel surcharges and adjust operational strategies. Supply chain issues are also delaying the delivery of new aircraft, adding further pressure. Despite record passenger numbers, airlines are facing financial and operational challenges that may require more tough decisions in the coming months.
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