Airlines are drawing up plans to cancel flights amid fears that jet fuel will dry up as the war in the Middle East drags on.
The Federal Aviation Administration lifted a groundstop for JetBlue after the airline resolved a short system outage.
Some airlines are already raising fares after a historic surge in jet-fuel costs.
It’s been one of the more intriguing subplots of the Middle East conflict: scores of private jets zipping out of the region’s safer airports as the super-rich flee from the threat of Iranian missiles.
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