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NEW YORK, United States — United Airlines has implemented broad-based fare hikes of 15 to 20 percent as it seeks to offset the surge in gasoline prices while protecting profits, executives said Wednesday. The big US carrier, which has also trimmed its 2026 flying capacity by 5 percent, aims to recover 100 percent of the added costs from the jet fuel price spike due to the Middle East war. Chief Executive Scott Kirby described oil prices as “incredibly volatile,” but said the company’s plan is based on the assumption that “fuel may remain higher for longer.” READ: Oil prices rise despite […]... Keep on reading: United Airlines hiking fares 15-20% on jet fuel spike
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