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State-owned Chinese airlines have canceled several international flights amid rising global fuel prices.
The move comes ahead of a busy travel season.
Routes to Southeast Asia and Australia were affected.
Passengers reported recent cancellations.
No official announcements were initially made.
China Eastern Airlines and Sichuan Airlines confirmed the move.
They cited operational policy adjustments.
The decision reflects pressure on the aviation sector.
Due to rising fuel costs.
And efforts to manage expenses.
