Overview
- Iberia and Vueling said they will keep their summer flight schedules and will not add fees to tickets already bought.
- Both airlines said they do not expect any jet fuel supply interruptions during the peak travel season.
- Iberia said it has put strict cost savings in place to absorb higher fuel costs without new charges for customers.
- Vueling said that if a flight change becomes necessary, which it called unlikely, customers can switch to another time on the same route or request a refund.
- Repsol said it increased kerosene production by about 20% to ensure supply as jet fuel prices have nearly doubled to about $1,500 per ton and make up roughly 25% to 30% of airline operating costs.