Major airlines are cancelling hundreds of flights as soaring fuel costs from the Middle East conflict take their toll, with Europe warned it has just six weeks of jet fuel supply left Hundreds of flights have been axed by two leading airlines amid warnings Europe has just a “few weeks” of jet fuel left. Germany’s flag carrier Lufthansa is halting its CityLine operations from tomorrow, including routes to and from London, in response to soaring kerosene prices and an ongoing trade union dispute, reports the Mirror. Meanwhile, the Netherlands’ KLM has confirmed it has scrapped 160 flights over the coming…
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