Iran Conflict Impacts Canadian Flights, Fuel Surcharges


Author: The Daily News Now! March 12, 2026 Duration: 1:51
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Iran Conflict Impacts Canadian Flights, Fuel Surcharges

Canadas Foreign Affairs Minister emphasizes de-escalation in Iran, while Middle Eastern nations join efforts to protect civilians. Oil prices fluctuate dramatically, impacting jet fuel costs. Airlines like Air Transat, British Airways, and Qantas impose fuel surcharges, with WestJet, Air Canada, and Porter considering similar moves. Experts warn of significant cost hikes, with travelers potentially facing additional fees of $50-$100 for domestic flights and up to $300-$400 for Asia. Many Canadians opt for staycations or budget destinations, with travel agents recommended for best deals.

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