What to know if your flight is canceled amid rising jet fuel costs
Airlines worldwide have begun canceling flights due to rising jet fuel costs and strained supplies amid the war in the Middle East. Travelers face navigating varying passenger protections depending on their flight location and airline.
Airlines are canceling flights due to rising jet fuel costs and strained supplies caused by the war in the Middle East. Lufthansa Group is cutting 20,000 short-haul flights through October, giving passengers more time to adjust plans. If your flight is canceled, check your airline's app or website for rebooking options. In the U.S., airlines must refund you if you choose not to travel. Passenger rights vary by region, with Europe having some of the strongest protections. Travelers should research the passenger rights for their departure country before their trip.
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