Transavia is canceling some flights due to rising fuel costs
The Dutch airline Transavia will cancel some of its flights in May and June due to a sharp rise in jet fuel prices.
This was reported by Hart van Nederland.
According to the carrier, the cuts will affect approximately 2% of flights. The reason is the rise in fuel prices amid the escalating situation in the Middle East.
Passengers on canceled flights will be offered alternatives: free rebooking, vouchers, or a full refund.
In addition, the company has already raised ticket prices—by an average of 10 euros—due to rising costs.
Ryanairwarns of possible fuel supply disruptions in May due to the war.
We also reported that Ryanair may begin canceling flights due to the threat of a fuel shortage.
