Hong Kong's airport anticipates a shift in flight volumes this summer as airlines adjust jet sizes and reduce schedules to manage costs during a global fuel crisis. This comes amid a significant increase in economy fares to Europe.

Hong Kong’s airport is set for a shift in volume this summer after airlines quietly swapped jet sizes and reduced scheduled flights to manage costs amid a global fuel crisis and following a jump in economy passenger fares to Europe. Some airlines told the South China Morning Post they would operate all scheduled flights beyond June after initial consolidation efforts to offset higher jet fuel prices triggered by the Middle Eastern war. According to data from analytics company Cirium, the...