- Jet2 has reassured customers that summer holidays will proceed as normal, stating that the “only oil you need to worry about is your sun oil”.
- The UK's third-largest airline confirmed it has sufficient fuel and will not impose surcharges on any booked flights or holidays.
- This positive outlook is attributed to “positive updates” from fuel suppliers, indicating increased production and additional imports from areas unaffected by the Middle East conflict.
- Demand for holidays to popular destinations including the Balearics, Canaries, Turkey, and Greece is expected to grow throughout the summer season.
- Jet2's commitment contrasts with some other airlines, such as Lufthansa and Air France-KLM, which are cancelling flights or imposing fuel surcharges, though other British carriers like easyJet Holidays, Tui, and Ryanair have also pledged no surcharges.
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