The 19 largest airlines in the world plan to reduce flights.

Affected by the conflicts in the Middle East, global aviation fuel costs are rising, putting pressure on airlines. According to the data from aviation analysis company Rui Siyu, 19 out of the world's 20 largest airlines plan to reduce flights in May. Rui Siyu's analysis shows that the global airline capacity planned for May has decreased by about 3 percentage points from early March this year. The agency had previously forecast that global capacity would grow by 4% to 6% this year, but now it is judged that in some cases, annual capacity may even turn negative, with a maximum decline of 3%.