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Jet fuel at a hundred and seventy-one dollars a barrel — highest of 2026, up fifty-seven percent year-over-year — and that number is sitting on top of every airline balance sheet, every fleet plan, and every route map heading into winter. That's what this week was about. And it's not just a fuel story. We had eight Indonesian airports shut down by volcanic ash, more than a thousand UK flights canceled by an ATC failure, and JetBlue somehow guiding up into all of it. This week was a stress test,
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