-- 歐盟委員會週四表示，鑑於中東衝突持續，歐洲正準備協調應對可能出現的航空燃油供應短缺問題。 歐盟石油協調小組由來自歐盟委員會、歐盟成員國和能源共同體秘書處的專家組成，該小組召開會議，評估歐洲的石油供應安全，並討論如果供應中斷持續，應採取的應急措施。 儘管官員表示歐盟目前沒有燃油短缺，但他們警告說，如果霍爾木茲海峽的石油運輸中斷問題無法解決，未來幾週可能會出現區域性供應緊張的情況。 該小組討論瞭如果局勢持續到5月底以後可以啟動的協調機制，包括可能動用歐盟緊急石油儲備。 歐盟官員強調，任何此類動用都需要在歐盟層級密切協調，並輔以需求面措施，以確保有效性。 預計歐盟委員會將於週四向航空公司發布指導意見，闡明與機場時刻和燃油類型相關的監管靈活性，這將有助於航空業制定應急計畫。
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