KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 13 (Bernama) -- Higher jet fuel prices could become the new norm for the aviation industry as airlines grapple with a significantly higher operating cost environment, potentially leading to fare increases and fuel surcharges, said the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA).
Higher Jet Fuel Prices May Become New Norm For Airlines - AAPA
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Higher jet fuel prices may become the new norm, leading to fare increases and fuel surcharges, according to AAPA.
- Jet fuel prices have risen from $80 to $180 per barrel.
- Airlines face higher operating costs and may increase fares.
- AAPA urges governments to help address rising fuel costs.
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