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- Airlines in Europe and the United States are cutting flights and raising fees because the Iran-Israel conflict has disrupted jet fuel supplies.
- The International Energy Agency warned that Europe has only about six weeks of jet fuel remaining.
- Rising airfare and gasoline prices are prompting many travelers to choose staycations or nearby destinations.
- Travelers face higher costs, longer airport lines, and limited insurance options amid a partial U.S. government shutdown.
