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Jet fuel price reduced by Rs7.15 per litre

Published on: June 27, 2026 12:30 PM

Airline ticket prices may drop as Pakistan reduces jet fuel rates

The federal government has reduced the price of jet fuel by Rs7.15 per litre, providing some relief to Pakistan’s aviation sector as airlines look to manage operating costs amid fluctuating global energy prices.

According to the latest notification, the price of jet fuel has been cut from Rs238.87 to Rs231.72 per litre, with the revised rate taking immediate effect. The reduction is expected to lower fuel expenses for domestic and international airlines operating in the country.

Jet fuel is one of the largest operating costs for airlines, often accounting for a significant share of overall expenditure. Any reduction in its price can help airlines improve operational efficiency and manage rising costs. However, it remains unclear whether the latest decrease will translate into lower airfares for passengers, as ticket prices are influenced by several factors, including taxes, airport charges, exchange rates and market demand.

The latest adjustment comes after weeks of volatility in international oil markets, driven largely by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Although global energy prices have eased in recent days, jet fuel prices remain considerably higher than levels recorded before the regional conflict escalated.

Before the Middle East tensions intensified, jet fuel was priced at around Rs188 per litre. Despite the latest reduction, the current price of Rs231.72 per litre remains significantly above that level, reflecting the continued impact of international market fluctuations on domestic fuel costs.

Industry observers say stable fuel prices are essential for the aviation sector, which has been dealing with higher operating expenses and increasing pressure to maintain affordable services. They add that any sustained decline in global oil prices could provide further relief to airlines in the coming months.

The government periodically reviews petroleum product prices in line with international market trends and exchange rate movements, with adjustments aimed at reflecting changes in import costs and maintainin1g market stability.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: Airlines, Aviation, economy, fuel prices, jet fuel, Latest, Pakistan

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