EasyJet, Ryanair and British Airways issue fuel warning amid Middle East war

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : They are also urging the government to "update and publish the National Emergency Plan for Fuel," as the current plan outlines who receives petrol and diesel first during shortages, but excludes jet fuel, and are additionally demanding the "temporary alleviation of slot usage requirements" -- an easing of the regulations that require airlines to utilise their take-off and landing slots at major UK airports, the document indicates.
50% : The average fuel cost per passenger has already increased by roughly €29 (£25) per passenger for flights within the EU, according to the analysis.

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