Budget airlines seek $2.5 billion fuel-cost relief from US government
A group of budget airlines, including Frontier and Avelo, is requesting $2.5 billion in fuel-cost relief from the U.S. government. The figure was calculated by estimating the additional amount they expect to spend on jet fuel this year compared to earlier forecasts. The request is directed at the White House, highlighting the financial strain on low-cost carriers due to rising fuel prices.
Key facts
- Budget airlines are asking for $2.5 billion in fuel-cost relief
- The group includes Frontier and Avelo
- The request is directed at the U.S. government
- The figure is based on estimated additional spending on jet fuel this year versus earlier forecasts
- The relief is sought from the White House
Entities
Institutions
- Frontier Airlines
- Avelo Airlines
- White House
Locations
- United States
Sources
- Quartz —