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Superstorm Sandy: Jet Fuel Worries

Northeast fuel shortage worries are expanding. Now jet fuel is of concern.

FOX News Radio’s Lilian Woo has more:

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Storm slammed parts of New York and New Jersey have been grappling with fuel and power shortages. And now, some airlines are taking action, afraid they’ll also be affected. U.S. Airways, Southwest Airlines and Republic Airlines among the carriers taking the unusual and costly step of putting extra fuel on inbound planes to make sure they can fly out again. This, despite airport authorities insistence there is an adequate supply. The government trying to speed up deliveries to the area with temporary waivers, such as one allowing more oil tankers into northeast ports.

Lilian Woo, FOX News Radio.




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One Comment

  1. Toni 1749

    November 3, 2012 at 11:21 am

    I agree with a lot of things that fox reports on. But as far as Sandy is concern I feel,Fox is going,to far criticizing the way officials are handling the situation . Although it isn't perfect, I am sure they are doing the best that they,can do. This is something a lot of the news media would do. I expect Fox to be better than that. Some things take time.. I realize the people who are in the worst situation that you could be in feel more should be done. I,am sure that is true. But get real, not everything is perfect.. Like you always say, fair and balanced ..