Ryanair warns jet fuel surge could force weaker European rivals to cut back or fail
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Ryanair's warning that Iran-related disruptions and a potential Strait of Hormuz closure are driving jet fuel toward extreme levels highlights a macro energy supply-risk premium. The airline's cost surge, profit decline, and capacity cuts signal margin stress for transport and tourism while implying higher airfare pass-through. Near term, the story supports elevated crude and refined-product pricing sensitivity and pressures travel-related equities.
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Ryanair said a spike in jet fuel prices driven by the Iran war has led it to cut its winter passenger target for this year to 214m from 216m. The airline said the 20% of its fuel that was not hedged more than doubled to $150 per barrel, pushing operating costs up 11% to €3.8bn in the three months to June. Pretax profit fell 36% to €593m. Ryanair warned that if oil prices stay elevated, weaker European airlines could be forced to shrink or go out of business.
