Unlike the cost of automotive fuel, aviation fuel costs in India have been rising since the start of the Iran war, particularly for international flights. With airlines' margins under pressure - and outright shortages of jet fuel also becoming a bigger risk - the likelihood of flight cancellations is increasing. This would have knock on effects via disruptions to tourism, business travel and cargo.
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