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Fuel Shock Puts Middle East Aircraft Values to the Test

August 24, 2026

The Iran conflict is no longer just a security problem for airlines flying around the Middle East. It has become an aircraft economics problem, with fuel prices, route disruptions and fleet utilization now feeding directly into the value of commercial jets.

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