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Story summary
- Ryanair warns 10-25% of its jet fuel supply could be at risk due to the Middle East conflict, potentially disrupting flight schedules and raising summer ticket prices.
- The airline has hedged to secure near-term fuel needs, but operational risks remain.
- Other airlines are also preparing for capacity adjustments and higher fares.
- The situation highlights Europe’s aviation sector vulnerability to energy-market tensions, with travelers facing uncertainty.
