Fuel restrictions have been implemented at Bologna, Milan Linate, Treviso, and Venice airports in Italy, effective until April 9. Air BP Italia, a subsidiary of BP, issued a NOTAM alerting airlines to limited fuel supplies, prioritizing air ambulances, state flights, and long-haul services. At Venice, pilots are specifically advised to refuel before arrival due to the critical situation. Other airports face caps of 2,000 litres per aircraft at Bologna and Venice, and 2,500 litres at Treviso. Ryanair has stated that while they do not foresee immediate fuel shortages, the situation remains uncertain due to geopolitical tensions, particularly regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Fuel prices have doubled in March, leading airlines to potentially raise fares after Easter. Major European carriers hedge against price volatility but remain vulnerable to actual supply disruptions.