Ryanair warns of potential fuel supply disruptions in May due to the war
The largest European carrier, Ryanair, has warned of possible fuel supply disruptions in May linked to the ongoing war and its impact on the energy market.
France has implemented price caps on fuel to protect consumers amid the oil crisis. However, fuel has run out at 900 filling stations. The government attributes this issue to logistical problems rather than an actual shortage.
Romania has declared a crisis in its fuel sector, further straining the European fuel market.
Additionally, companies Saudi Aramco and Sonatrach have increased prices of liquefied petroleum gas by 38-80% for April due to limited supply on the global market.
These factors pose significant challenges to fuel supply stability in Europe in the near term, particularly impacting major transport consumers.
Potential fuel shortages may affect airline operations and infrastructure, making careful monitoring crucial in the coming months.
