Hualien, Taiwan, may experience a reduction in air connectivity as domestic airlines are seeking to suspend flights to the region.

Despite significant cost pressures from higher fuel prices, most Polish domestic airlines report maintaining financial liquidity thanks to effective fuel risk management mechanisms, according to the Ministry of Infrastructure.

Nigeria's Minister of Aviation, Festus Keyamo, announced a 30% statutory fee discount for domestic airlines, aiming to strengthen the local aviation industry. This measure is intended to support and enhance the operations of Nigerian carriers.

Domestic airlines are continuing to make adjustments to their summer flight schedules, likely in response to demand or operational changes.

Domestic airlines are warning of a possible flight suspension or shutdown, with some threatening action by April 20, due to a significant surge in aviation fuel prices. The industry faces severe operational challenges from the increased costs.

Domestic airlines today said that they are planning to start to operate special relief flights from the Middle East to facilitate the return of stranded passengers due to the growing conflict between…

Nigeria's Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has uncovered patterns of price manipulation by some domestic airlines during the December 2025 festive season and is now targeting foreign carriers.

According to Onyema, Nigerian domestic airlines are at risk of going extinct within 30 days due to escalating operating costs, government charges, and other financial pressures threatening their survival.

United Nigeria Airlines states that domestic airlines are not yet passing increased aviation fuel costs to passengers, as they await a significant decline in Jet-A1 prices despite the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Airfares have seen a significant increase, with a 27% spike in May, primarily attributed to higher jet fuel costs. Domestic airlines are facing a 10% rise in jet fuel prices, which is expected to make air travel more expensive.

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has instructed its directorates to withhold services from 11 domestic airlines until they settle their outstanding financial obligations.

Dangote Refinery has exported 57 million barrels of jet fuel, highlighting Nigeria's increasing refining capacity, even as domestic airlines struggle with high aviation fuel prices.

Many domestic airlines in Japan are reportedly considering increasing fares or introducing fuel surcharges for domestic flights, a move prompted by soaring crude oil prices linked to the situation in Iran.

By Progress Godfrey The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) said it has established evidence of price manipulation by some domestic airlines during the December 2025 festive travel season, following an industry-wide review of airfare trends. Disclosing this yesterday Commission’s Director of Corporate Affairs, Ondaje Ijagwu, said this was part of the findings from a […] The post FCCPC indicts airlines over inflated airfares during Yuletide appeared first on Vanguard...

Allen Onyema, CEO of Air Peace, has warned that some domestic airlines in Nigeria risk collapse within the next 30 days due to operational challenges. This dire prediction highlights the precarious financial situation facing the country's aviation sector.

United Nigeria Airlines has explained that domestic airlines are not yet passing increased aviation fuel costs to passengers, despite expectations of easing prices following the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has temporarily halted its "no pay, no service" policy against domestic airlines, following a dispute over outstanding statutory charges.

Indonesia is facing calls to scrap Value Added Tax (VAT) on airfares while simultaneously allowing domestic airlines to implement a 50% fuel surcharge. These measures reflect ongoing discussions and policy adjustments within the country's aviation sector.

The Aviation Ground Handlers Association of Nigeria (AGHAN) has threatened to withdraw services to domestic airlines. This action is due to outstanding payments exceeding N9 billion owed to its members.

Nigeria’s FCCPC investigates domestic airlines for alleged fare fixing and price manipulation during peak seasons, raising consumer exploitation concerns. Read More: https://punchng.com/fccpc-probes-fare-fixing-by-local-airlines/