As the conflict in Iran escalates, Europe faces a significant jet fuel crisis, with estimates suggesting that the region may have only six weeks of supply left. The International Energy Agency (IEA) has warned of potential flight cancellations and disruptions, prompting airlines to raise fares and increase baggage fees to cope with skyrocketing fuel costs. Despite reassurances from EU officials that there is no immediate shortage, many airlines are already feeling the pinch, leading to rising ticket prices and uncertainty in the market. With the situation exacerbated by the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, airlines are urging the EU to intervene to stabilize jet fuel availability. Travelers planning European summer flights are advised to prepare for possible cancellations as the industry grapples with this looming crisis.