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European airports ‘face jet fuel shortages within three weeks’; Irish army called in over fuel protests - business live

The Guardian· Apr 11, 2026 · 7:40 AM · 11 views

European airports are on high alert due to impending jet fuel shortages linked to the Hormuz Strait closure. Protests in Ireland have escalated, with the army ready to ensure critical supplies. Rising US inflation further complicates the situation, impacting travel costs. #AviationCrisis #JetFuelShortage #TravelAlerts #EuropeanNews #IrishProtests

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