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Jet fuel, specifically Jet A-1, plays a crucial role in the aviation industry. The price of this fuel not only affects airline operating costs but also impacts ticket prices and the overall economy. In this blog post, we explore the current pricing trends, factors influencing these prices, and the implications for the industry.
As of July 2024, crude oil prices have shown a modest recovery from earlier lows. Brent crude, a major benchmark, is trading around $88 per barrel, up from $82 per barrel in June. This increase follows a dip to $75 per barrel after OPEC+ announced it would begin unwinding production cuts later this year.
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Read MoreThe cost of jet fuel is a major factor in determining the price of airline tickets. Jet fuel, also known as aviation turbine fuel, is a type of kerosene-based fuel that is used to power jet engines.
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