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AAPA warns Asia-Pacific airlines face unsustainable cost pressures as jet fuel tops $185

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Association of Asia Pacific Airlines Director General Wong Hong says member carriers are contending with jet fuel above $185, crack spreads at multi-year highs, aircraft delivery delays of up to six years and falling yields. AAPA is urging governments to monitor the impact of elevated fuel costs on airlines’ limited financial headroom.

Discovered 2026-11-12T03:05:32.691104-08:00 | 2026-11-12T03:05:32.691104-08:00

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  • Fuel above $185 and multi-year-high crack spreads add cost pressure while falling yields constrain airlines’ ability to absorb or pass on higher expenses.
  • Delivery delays of up to six years complicate fleet planning, while AAPA’s call for government attention signals concern that these pressures are not sustainable.

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