Body camera footage showed the moment Omaha police shot and killed a 31-year-old kidnapping suspect as she used a stolen butcher knife to cut a 3-year-old boy’s arm and face on Tuesday morning. The boy, Cyler, underwent surgery at a local hospital and is recovering at home. His parents said, “He’s a goofball. He’s a fighter. He wants to be tough… Wants to ride bulls.”

At the same time, airlines are already feeling the pressure from soaring costs. Jet fuel prices have nearly doubled since the escalation of the conflict, forcing carriers to adjust schedules, reduce unprofitable routes, and raise ticket prices

Airlines begin cutting flights

Some airlines have already responded by trimming capacity. European carriers including KLM and others have reduced short-haul schedules, while industry groups have warned that more widespread cancellations could follow if supply conditions worsen.

Airport operators and aviation associations have also raised concerns that storage capacity at major hubs is limited, meaning even short-term disruptions in deliveries can quickly translate into operational constraints.

The International Energy Agency has cautioned that prolonged disruption could lead to worsening shortages and sustained pressure on aviation markets, particularly heading into peak summer travel demand.