Multiple South Korean airlines cut flights due to high oil prices

```htmlAccording to Golden Ten Data on May 11, South Korean aviation industry insiders stated on the 10th that due to the ongoing Iran conflict driving up jet fuel prices, multiple South Korean airlines have reduced about 900 round-trip flights and adopted emergency measures such as unpaid leave to ease operational pressures. It is expected that the scale of subsequent flight reductions will further increase. Facing mounting operating pressure, several airlines including Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, Jin Air, and T'way Air have taken emergency management actions. T'way Air and Jeju Air have implemented unpaid leave policies, while Jin Air has postponed distributing safety performance bonuses to employees.```