Chinese Airlines Cancel International Flights Amid Fuel Surge

Several state-owned Chinese airlines have begun canceling international flights ahead of a peak travel period.

This comes amid rising global fuel prices.

Affected routes include destinations in Southeast Asia and Australia.

Passengers reported sudden cancellations in recent days.

China Eastern Airlines and Sichuan Airlines confirmed the cancellations.

Citing "policy adjustments" as the reason.

The aviation sector faces pressure from fuel costs.

Leading airlines to reduce international routes.

To cut operating expenses.

And limit potential losses.