Multiple American low-cost airlines are seeking government funding for relief.

According to American media reports on the 26th, the increase in international oil prices due to the Middle East conflict has led to an increase in operating costs for airlines. Several low-cost airline operators in the United States are seeking billions of dollars in relief funds from the federal government. Companies such as Frontier Airlines and Allegiant Air are "banding together" to seek $25 billion in relief funds from the federal government. In exchange, these companies will provide the federal government with warrants that can be converted into equity. The report said that these airlines calculated the $25 billion figure based on the latest cost estimates for airline fuel expenses this year.