Air travellers in the United Kingdom are facing growing disruption as flight cancellations increase amid a sharp rise in global jet fuel prices and weakening demand. The impact is already being felt across regional routes.
Guernsey-based airline Aurigny has confirmed it will cancel a number of flights between mid-April and early June, citing global instability, rising fuel costs and a reported 13 per cent drop in bookings for May. The airline described the changes as 'proactive measures' to manage pressure on operations.
