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Irans Strait of Hormuz closure, due to US and Israeli attacks, led to a global oil supply drop, causing a temporary ceasefire and oil price drop. However, airline leaders remain cautious as jet fuel supplies may take months to normalize due to war damage. Fuel costs make up 27% of airlines expenses, leading to rerouted flights, surcharges, route cancellations, and bankruptcy fears. Tourism is also suffering, with Dubais flights empty and hotel rates down. Drivers may see relief from falling crude oil prices, but summer holiday plans remain uncertain due to high jet fuel costs.
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