ANA and JAL Flag Higher Fuel Bills from Middle East Conflict but See No Immediate Supply Shortage
Japan's two largest airlines, ANA Holdings and Japan Airlines (JAL), reported that the conflict in the Middle East has pushed jet fuel prices higher and left the outlook uncertain, but neither company sees signs of a near-term disruption to fuel supplies. ANA warned of a sizeable hit to costs this year despite hedging and potential offsets, while J…