If you've been thinking about booking a flight, you may want to do it sooner rather than later. Airfares are expected to climb as airlines grapple with soaring fuel costs, driven by a sharp rise in global oil prices linked to escalating tensions involving the United States and Iran. The big question is: how much more will South Africans end up paying to fly, and could these higher costs ripple through the broader economy? 

GUEST: Guy Leitch: Aviation Analyst,

 

If you've been thinking about booking a flight, you may want to do it sooner rather than later. Airfares are expected to climb as airlines grapple with soaring fuel costs, driven by a sharp rise in global oil prices linked to escalating tensions involving the United States and Iran. The big question is: how much more will South Africans end up paying to fly, and could these higher costs ripple through the broader economy?&nbsp;
GUEST: Guy Leitch: Aviation Analyst,
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If you've been thinking about booking a flight, you may want to do it sooner rather than later. Airfares are expected to climb as airlines grapple with soaring fuel costs, driven by a sharp rise in global oil prices linked to escalating tensions involving the United States and Iran.