Aviation is among the industries most impacted by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East: as jet fuel prices rise, airlines’ razor-thin operating margins are placed under even greater strain.
Join us at 11AM BST next Thursday 16th July for a free 45-minute webinar with World Aviation Festival Editor Elsie Clark and industry analyst John Strickland. Together, they’ll will discuss how the industry can best manage these ongoing challenges.
Looking at financial reports, aircraft orders, and potential mergers and acquisitions, they’ll analyse how the industry has reacted so far. They’ll also consider what we might expect to see heading into the winter months, as well as strategies for making operations as efficient as possible while fuel prices remain high.
The informative session will include a dedicated Q&A. Register now to secure your place. If you’re unable to join us, a recording of the webinar will be circulated to all registrants and a summary will also be posted here on the blog.
About the hosts:
John Strickland advises on strategies for airlines, airports, investors & industry partners to maximise opportunity & reduce risk in challenging and volatile market conditions. Clients benefit from his 37 years experience in Legacy and Low Cost airlines. I provide insight, guidance and expertise. John is also a globally recognised media commentator on the aviation industry, explaining complex industry issues clearly, based on real experience. He also provides independent briefings, chair many industry events and regularly interview the industry’s leaders, alongside serving as a visiting professor in Airline Business Strategy at Coventry University.
Elsie Clark is the Editor for worldaviationfestival.com, the sister website to the international event series. She regularly publishes news stories and reports on aviation business and technology, alongside interviewing industry executives onsite at the Aviation Festivals.
Register to attend the webinar here.
And be sure to join us at World Aviation Festival 2026, where executives from across the industry will be sharing how they’re managing the fuel price hikes.
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