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Ask Your Advisor: Can airline investments still fly?
With airlines once again under pressure amid a new wave of geopolitical tensions, should investors reconsider their exposure to aviation-linked assets?
By Maria Christina Virtudazo
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Airlines are sensitive to fuel-price swings, geopolitics, and global mobility trends.
The recent escalation of US-Iran tensions, combined with complex global airspace constraints, highlights the aviation industry’s vulnerability to external shocks.
For investors with exposure to bonds issued by US airlines, particularly Delta Air Lines Inc., the key question is how these disruptions will impact your portfolio.
Here are risks that face the aviation sector:
Closure of global air routes
Recent airspace closures across the Middle East further complicate an aviation landscape that has been reshaped by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Airspace over Iran, Iraq, Israel, Syria, Kuwait, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates faces partial or full shutdowns, while airports like Dubai International and Kuwa
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