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Aussies warned of costly travel mistake with cheap flights: 'They need to understand'

Australians are being warned that air travel could remain volatile for some time, as rising fuel costs and geopolitical tensions continue to disrupt routes and reshape demand.

Despite the pressure on operating costs, major airlines are also releasing millions of discounted fares in a bid to stimulate bookings, adding fresh uncertainty for travellers.

In Australia, that mix of higher prices, fare sales and shifting flight paths has left some passengers weighing up whether to chase savings, even if it means transiting through or near conflict-affected regions.

Middle Eastern airlines, in particular, have reported steep drops in passenger numbers amid ongoing tensions involving Iran.

Are booked flights safe? Warning issued

Aussies could soon expect to see more flight cancellations and price increases for air travel as war in the Middle East sparks logistical chaos and aviation fuel shortage fears grow.

As fuel prices remain volatile, on Tuesday, Environment Minister Murray Watt told Sky News that he “can’t predict what the future is going to hold”, however, he suggested there would be consequences of the disruption of global fuel networks.

“We’ve already seen our domestic airlines make some changes around their flight routes,” he said.“That’s obviously, at least in part, a response to the global fuel shortage that we’re seeing, and I don’t think that we can rule out future events occurring. 

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