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Originally published by Kenyanstop
March 21, 2026
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Airlines Consider Fare Hikes as Iran War Disrupts Jet Fuel Supply
Aeroplanes largely rely on jet fuels, with reports now indicating that Kenya has reserves that could only last for the next 50 days...
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Airlines operating in and out of Kenya are considering fare hikes due to a global jet fuel supply shock exacerbated by Middle East tensions. This disruption is already straining the aviation transport system and could lead to significant price increases for travelers.
- Jet fuel prices are rising sharply, impacting operating costs for airlines, especially in Africa where fuel comprises a larger portion of expenses.
- The situation involves industry players like consultancy CITAC and carriers such as South Africa’s National Airways Corporation.
- Concerns are also rising locally about potential fuel shortages for motorists, with some stations already reporting stockouts in rural areas.
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