Some Asian airlines could collapse like Spirit without help on rising fuel costs
The new director general of the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines, Wong Hong, stated that Asian airlines require government assistance to manage a more than doubling of jet fuel prices. He warned that without this support, some carriers could face collapse, similar to the situation with US-based Spirit Airlines.

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AI-generatedThe new director general of the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines, Wong Hong, stated that Asian airlines require government assistance to manage a more than doubling of jet fuel prices. He warned that without this support, some carriers could face collapse, similar to the situation with US-based Spirit Airlines. Wong Hong indicated that the necessary help could range from direct financial aid to the ability to reduce flight schedules without repercussions. He expressed concern that such airline failures might occur before governments intervene.
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4 extractedCarriers need varying levels of help, from financial support to schedule adjustments.
Spirit Airlines is experiencing difficulties.
Asian airlines need government support to cope with rising jet fuel prices.
Rising jet fuel prices risk some Asian carriers collapsing.