
EU Addresses Jet Fuel Shortage, Warns Airlines on Surcharges
The European Union is preparing for potential jet fuel shortages by considering US imports and has issued warnings to airlines, stating that high fuel prices do not exempt them from passenger compensation for cancellations or justify retroactive fuel surcharges.
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