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At ELEVATE 2026, one message came through loud and clear: VAT automation is no longer optional. In this session, Automating VAT compliance – necessity of VAT automation, industry experts Michael Welner (SAS Institute), Tobias Rausch (WTS), and Máté Szimilko (Fintua) shared practical insights from the front lines of global VAT compliance.

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Air ticket prices between Asia and Europe have risen sharply after the war involving Iran disrupted air traffic across the Middle East. Bloomberg reported that more than 46,000 flights were cancelled between 28 February and 11 March, while some routes have seen fares jump by up to 80 percent.

EXPATS looking forward to their summer getaways may face a looming headache after jet fuel prices suddenly doubled across Europe. The aviation sector is under mounting pressure as costs have surged in a matter of weeks in the wake of the war in the Middle East.

By Reuters COPENHAGEN, March 18 (Reuters) – Norwegian Air NAS.OL said on Wednesday it will add 120 flights in the Nordic region between March 25 and April 12 as demand rose after rival SAS on Tuesday announced cancellations over high jet fuel prices caused by the Iran war.

Scandinavian airline SAS has been ranked No. 1 in the airline category in Denmark and Sweden in the Sustainable Brand Index 2026, reinforcing its position among consumers as a leader in sustainability. Consumer Trust Drives Top Position The annual study, Europe’s largest independent survey on sustainability perceptions, measures how brands are viewed by the public rather than their verified environmental performance.

The escalating conflict in the Middle East is sending ripples through the global aviation industry, triggering flight cancellations, soaring fuel prices, and a scramble to adjust routes. Scandinavian airline SAS announced plans to cut 1,000 flights in April, adding to hundreds already canceled in March, as a direct consequence of the dramatic surge in kerosene prices.

In a significant shift for the aviation industry, Lufthansa has joined forces with British Airways , Air France , Virgin Atlantic , SAS , and other major European airlines in a strategic move to expand their direct flights to Asia and Africa for the 2026 season.

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Scandinavia's SAS became the latest airline to rein in capacity in response to a surge in jet fuel prices, outlining plans to scrub hundreds of flights from its schedules over the next month. The carrier is set to cut some 1,000 flights over March and April, which it said represented a small portion of the more than 5,000 flights it operates each week.

SAS Cancels Over 1,000 Flights as Jet Fuel Prices Double According to a report from Euronews, Scandinavian airline SAS has stated it will cancel at least one thousand flights in April. The airline's chief executive explained that the price of jet fuel has doubled within a ten-day period, describing the situation as a shock directly impacting the industry.

Global airlines warned that a sharp rise in jet fuel prices triggered by the war involving the United States and Israel against Iran will drive hundreds of millions of dollars in additional costs, higher airfares and cuts to some routes, Reuters reported on Tuesday (March 17).