Airlines like Jet2, Ryanair, and easyJet may change flight times this summer

Airlines like Jet2, Ryanair, and easyJet may change flight times this summer.

The government told airlines to prepare for possible fuel supply problems due to the conflict in the Middle East.

The government will allow airlines to change flight times to avoid last-minute cancellations.

Airlines can adjust schedules in advance, but flights already booked may be changed.

The transport secretary said this will help protect passengers and businesses.

The government will try to reduce the impact of the Middle East situation.

Global jet fuel shipments are at a record low, and concerns are rising.

Iran closed a key route, reducing Europe's jet fuel supply.

A politician said holidaymakers could face problems.

Families may find their flights cancelled and changed to a different time.

The politician said Britain is vulnerable to fuel supply problems.

Airlines are trying to reassure travellers.

Airlines are operating normally and have not had fuel supply issues yet.

An airline executive said they will take care of customers and follow rules.

The executive welcomed the government's planning to help airlines adjust schedules.

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