The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) says it is actively monitoring fuel-related emergencies affecting aircraft flying into Singapore amid the ongoing war in the Middle East. CAAS director-general Han Kok Juan notes that the conflict creates additional safety risks for the aviation sector, including challenges linked to routes that may pass near or through conflict zones. He says CAAS is putting safety first and that fuel emergencies are one area of focus as airlines and aircraft operators adjust operations in response to heightened operational risks. The monitoring is intended to help CAAS identify and respond to emerging issues involving fuel planning, consumption, or other conditions that could lead to emergency situations during flight. While the situation is being monitored, CAAS also emphasizes that maintaining safety standards remains non-negotiable. The statements reflect concerns about how geopolitical disruptions can affect flight planning and risk management, particularly for fuel-related contingencies during approaches and landings at Singapore.