Air India Cuts Domestic Flights as Iran Fuel Price Surge Hits Costs
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Air India has announced a significant reduction in its domestic flight schedule after a sharp rise in fuel prices linked to the ongoing conflict in Iran.
The Indian carrier said it will slash the number of flights within the country, citing the increased cost of jet fuel as the primary reason. The decision follows a spike in fuel prices that has been attributed to the war in Iran.
The move reflects the broader impact of regional instability on global aviation economics, as airlines worldwide adjust operations to cope with volatile fuel markets.
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