Vietnam warns of April flight reductions as jet fuel shortage fears deepen

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Vietnam's aviation industry is bracing for potential flight reductions starting in April due to a looming jet fuel shortage. The Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam issued a warning after China and Thailand, which supply 60% of Vietnam's imported jet fuel, halted exports. This disruption, reportedly linked to the Iran war, threatens to impact both domestic and international routes. Major importers like Petrolimex and Skypec have only guaranteed supplies through March, with Skypec suggesting prioritizing essential domestic routes if the shortage persists. The aviation regulator has instructed airlines to review plans and airport operators to prepare for increased aircraft parking. Reduced supplies from Singapore are also contributing to the concern.
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