The aviation industry is reeling from severe flight cancellations and rising jet fuel costs as the Iran conflict disrupts global trade routes through the Strait of Hormuz.International efforts to mitigate the energy crisis include a record release of emergency oil stocks, while the US military continues to neutralize Iranian maritime threats.Despite these stabilization measures, experts warn of persistent price hikes and long-term travel volatility until maritime navigation is fully restored.Airlines are now adjusting fare structures globally to compensate for the sharp increase in operating expenses triggered by the maritime blockade.