- Gulf Air has announced the gradual resumption of flight operations from Bahrain shortly after the announcement of a ceasefire deal between Iran and the U.S.
- A significant shortage of jet fuel is developing across Europe and Asia, with supply issues and higher prices expected to persist due to infrastructure damage and increased demand.
- Airfares are predicted to be considerably higher on many routes, reflecting the increased cost of fuel and ongoing constraints in aviation capacity.
- Major Middle East carriers like Emirates, Etihad Airways, and Qatar Airways are gradually recovering operations, but full restoration of services and direct flight paths will take time.
- A potential 'mighty fares war' is anticipated by early autumn as Gulf airlines strive to regain market share, possibly leading to attractive deals for winter travel and hotel packages in the UAE and Qatar.
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