The Federal Aviation Administration has taken the unusual step of asking airlines to reduce flights at Chicago's O'Hare Airport this summer, prompted by a dispute between two major airlines.

A kerosene emergency could lead to major airlines like Ryanair and Lufthansa cutting flights, resulting in reduced offerings, less convenient schedules, longer waits, and increased ticket prices.

Major airlines worldwide are facing significant pressure due to the ongoing war in the Middle East and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. This has led to flight cancellations and increased ticket prices, primarily driven by rising fuel costs.

Cancelled UAE flights? How to manage refunds and rebook on major airlines  Gulf News

The Federal Aviation Administration plans to reduce the number of flights at Chicago O'Hare airport this summer, citing that major airlines have overscheduled flights.

Major airlines including IndiGo, Air India, and United Airlines are responding to a surge in fuel costs by implementing ticket price hikes and adding fuel surcharges to maintain profitability.

Asian airlines are particularly affected by high kerosene prices, with Chinese carriers announcing fuel surcharges for domestic flights, and other major airlines like Air France-KLM, Air India, Qantas, and SAS also increasing ticket prices.

Major airlines in the UAE, including Emirates and Etihad, are operating limited flights on March 13 due to ongoing disruptions caused by regional tensions, leading to adjusted schedules at Dubai's airports.

Flight connectivity to Cyprus is showing strong signs of recovery as major international airlines resume schedules that were temporarily disrupted by the US-led war against Iran.

BA, Virgin Atlantic and Wizz Air are among major airlines to overhaul their schedules in light of the attacks.

Major airlines including American, Delta, JetBlue, and United have waived change and cancellation fees in anticipation of an upcoming massive winter storm.

Three major airlines have recently hiked their checked-bag fees, adding to the financial burden for travelers already facing long TSA lines and increased airfare.

Several major airlines are permanently discontinuing routes to Las Vegas, which will result in fewer travel options for passengers heading to the city.

Major airlines are employing financial instruments like futures and options to hedge against the surge in jet fuel prices, which are currently near all-time highs.

Cancelled UAE flights? How to manage refunds and rebook on major airlines  Gulf News