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Airlines consider cutting 10,000 winter flights as fuel costs rise

Airlines are reportedly preparing to cut around 10,000 winter flights because of high fuel costs, with ticket prices expected to rise substantially.

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Large-scale schedule reductions could disrupt international travel and increase airfares.

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