Duane Emeny: Air Chathams CEO calls for government support as jet fuel prices rise

The Government's under pressure to act to ensure airlines can continue operating.  Air New Zealand's raised fares due to rising jet fuel costs, increasing domestic fares by $10, short-haul fares by $20, and long-haul fares by $90.  Air Chathams has also raised its standard fare by $20.  Chief Executive Duane Emeny told Ryan Bridge the Government could be playing a role in helping the industry out.  He says they could focus on aviation and start working on things to support airlines should the conflict continue.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.