Hanoi, March 27 -- Vietnamese airlines will adjust flight networks and capacity from April 2026 to cope with rising Jet A-1 fuel prices and maintain operational efficiency, according to the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV).

The authority held a working session on March 24 with domestic airlines, aviation fuel suppliers, airport operators, and the Vietnam Air Traffic Management Corporation to discuss coordinated responses to current market challenges.

The CAAV said escalating tensions in the Middle East, with no signs of easing, have driven aviation fuel prices sharply higher. Average MOPS Jet A-1 prices in March are projected at around 190-200 USD per barrel, while prices had already reached 234.34 USD per barrel as of March 2...