Ryanair chief says kerosene prices will stay about 50% above normal for 12‑18 months

Ryanair chief says kerosene prices will stay about 50% above normal for 12‑18 months
Image: airliners.de

Michael O'Leary told an A4E press conference that kerosene costs are currently about 50 percent higher and are expected to remain high for the next 12 to 18 months.

He said the rise is linked to the Iran war and noted that while airlines are well hedged, the price volatility has already forced capacity cuts and cost‑saving measures.

Why it matters

The sustained fuel price surge creates a major cost challenge for airlines and has already triggered capacity reductions and savings initiatives.

Based on 1 report

How we use AI · Report an error

In this post

Latest

  1. LATAM receives first Embraer E195‑E2 as part of 24‑plane order
  2. UPS missed ITAR warning, F‑35 parts diverted to China, Pentagon launches probe
  3. Southwest on-time arrivals drop to 71.14% in September 2026
  4. Embraer evaluates $500 million KC‑390 production line in Florida
  5. Aeroitalia adds weekly Trieste‑Salerno flight and launches holiday routes to Olbia
  6. Corendon Airlines ranks 146th in Fortune Türkiye and announces new routes
  7. JetBlue acquires 22 slots from Spirit at LaGuardia Airport
  8. Honeywell Aerospace and Aeronamic set up F‑35 power‑system test facility
All latest posts

Welcome back

Enter your email and password.

New to Terminair?