DOT says airlines paid 56% more for fuel in March than before Iran war

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The Department of Transportation revealed that aviation fuel prices increased by 56% over the war in Iran.

The DOT posted the update as required periodically by the Office of Management and Budget. In February, it reported that airlines collectively paid $3.23 billion, while in March it paid $5.06 billion, a 56% increase. The price per gallon for aviation fuel rose from $2.39 per gallon in February to $3.13 per gallon in March.

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