TUI Makes Announcement About Holidays Amid Jet Fuel Crisis

TUI has announced that people with booked holidays will not have to pay extra due to the jet fuel crisis. The conflict in the Middle East has caused oil supply problems.

Fuel prices have risen, causing worry for people who have booked holidays. They are concerned they will have to pay more.

Jet2 and easyJet said they will not charge extra fees to passengers. Now, TUI has also announced it will not add extra fees.

TUI's Managing Director said customers can be confident when booking holidays. The company will not add fuel surcharges to booked holidays. easyJet also said it will not add surcharges. easyJet has a Best Price Guarantee and Ultimate Flexibility policy to help customers.

easyJet said no surcharges will be added to pre-booked holidays or new bookings. The company sees no disruption to its jet fuel supply and all flights are operating normally. easyJet holidays' CEO said customers can book with confidence.

easyJet's CEO said customers can be confident their holidays will go ahead as planned with no extra payments. Jet2 also said it will not impose surcharges on pre-booked flights or holidays.

The Department for Transport gave guidance to passengers with bookings. Jet2 scrapped surcharge provisions across all its flights and holidays.

Jet2's policy covers all flights and holidays booked through any channel. It does not include tourist taxes, which are paid at the resort.

Jet2's CEO said customers should not worry about extra costs when booking holidays. Customers booking with Jet2 can be assured their price is fixed with no extra costs.

Jet2's CEO said the company's announcement is evidence of its commitment to customers.

The Department for Transport said passengers do not need to change their travel plans. UK airlines buy jet fuel in advance and airports have stocks to support resilience.

The Department for Transport said if a flight is cancelled, passengers have the right to a refund or re-routing. Passengers can read a factsheet for more information.

IAG, the parent company of British Airways, said it may make pricing adjustments due to higher fuel costs. The company is not seeing jet fuel supply interruptions but fuel prices have risen sharply.

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