Air New Zealand cuts 1,100 flights as fuel prices rise
The airline will cancel five percent of its services through early May as the Iran war drives up jet fuel costs. Around 44,000 passengers face travel changes.
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The national carrier of New Zealand, AIR NEW ZEALAND LTD, has announced it will cancel approximately 1,100 flights through early May. This reduction, representing about 5% of its total services, comes as the escalating conflict in Iran triggers a sharp increase in jet fuel costs and widespread disruption to international travel even in regions far from the combat zone.
