Boost for Brits' summer flights as jet fuel cost falls 10% in biggest drop since Iran war began - but experts warn prices could 'easily spike again' and won't result in cheaper tickets

Jet fuel costs have fallen by 10% in the biggest drop since the Iran war began, which may boost summer flights for Brits, but experts warn that prices could spike again and tickets may not get cheaper. The decrease in fuel costs is significant, but its impact on ticket prices is uncertain. Despite this, the reduction in fuel costs may still benefit airlines and passengers.