Iran War Destroys China’s Aviation, Three Major Airlines Face Route Disruptions and Huge Losses

Since the outbreak of the Iran conflict on February 28, the surge in oil prices has driven the price of domestic jet fuel to new heights, approaching 8,500 yuan (around 1 235 USD) per ton by mid-March. This shockwave has rapidly and directly affected China’s aviation industry. The stock prices of the three major airlines—Air China, China Eastern Airlines, and China Southern Airlines—have seen a sharp drop, with cumulative losses ranging from 26% to 30%, making them some of the worst-performing airline stocks during this period.

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