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Airlines have cancelled about 13,000 flights globally in May as jet fuel prices surge due to conflict in the Middle East.
Nearly two million seats have been removed, with some hubs seeing reduced schedules ahead of summer travel.
Airlines say cancellations are a small share of total flights, and UK routes to popular destinations are mostly unaffected.
However, ticket prices have risen and some carriers have cut schedules as a precaution.
Experts warn fuel supply disruption could lead to further issues in coming months.
The UK government is preparing measures to help airlines manage cancellations.
This has raised questions about whether recent disruptions are affecting summer travel plans.
Have your plans been affected?
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