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Higher fuel costs could make air travel more expensive

The article considers whether low-cost flights may become more expensive, apparently in response to cost pressures. No confirmed industry-wide price change is supplied.

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Higher fares could reduce travel demand and increase costs for passengers and tourism businesses.

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