Biletele de avion s-ar putea scumpi masiv din iarnă

Airline ticket prices may rise this winter and significantly next year if oil prices remain high. Ryanair's CEO, Michael O'Leary, indicated that the era of low fares might be ending due to rising fuel costs, which are a major expense for airlines. Currently, oil is priced over $100 per barrel, influenced by Middle Eastern tensions. Ryanair is taking steps to mitigate high fuel costs by reducing winter flights and adjusting passenger forecasts. The company has secured 80% of its fuel needs at a lower price until March 2027, but future reliance on market prices could lead to higher ticket costs. While not all airlines will immediately raise prices, some may cut flights or routes, limiting travel options for passengers. The recent summer fare increases were driven by high demand and rising operational costs, making the upcoming months crucial for travelers planning future vacations.