"The airports lobby ACI Europe has warned the commission of a risk of 'systemic' jet fuel shortages if maritime traffic is not restored in the Strait of Hormuz by the end of April."
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz poses a growing risk of jet fuel shortages in Europe and Asia, which rely on Gulf oil. Airlines have begun cancelling flights to manage rising fuel costs, and concerns about summer travel cancellations are increasing. Experts predict that systemic shortages could emerge within weeks, particularly affecting European flights. While the European Commission currently reports no fuel shortages, they acknowledge potential supply issues. The Airports Council International Europe has warned that without restored maritime traffic, shortages could begin imminently.
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