Three women between the ages of 30 and 40 died in a severe car crash in Lodelinsart, a municipality of Charleroi, Belgium, on Monday. ^[1] Ryanair warned that jet fuel prices rising to about $140 per barrel could lead to capacity cuts and higher ticket prices in Europe's aviation sector. ^[2] The vehicle carrying the three passengers reportedly drove at very high speed before crashing into another car and subsequently striking a pole. ^[3] The victims of the crash are reportedly three sisters, according to the Belgian news site Sudinfo. ^[4] Ryanair has hedged 80% of its jet fuel needs at about $67 per barrel until March 2027. ^[5] Ryanair said it would keep its winter capacity broadly flat year-on-year, aiming to reduce winter losses by €70 million to €100 million. ^[6] Ryanair said short-haul flight fares in Europe would rise significantly if high oil prices persist until summer 2027. ^[7] The driver of the other vehicle involved in the collision claimed they had stopped for a stop sign, though the prosecutor's office has not yet confirmed this. ^[8]