Prices are up, security lines are stretching into parking garages and safety worries are back.
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Skyrocketing prices. Hours-long security lines. Safety worries after another fatal incident.
Driving the news: A partial government shutdown plus an oil price spike from President Trump's Iran war are fueling a spring of hell for air travelers.
Higher airfares, long airport lines and global tensions are prompting some travelers to delay or cancel trips.
Flights face new disruption as war, oil costs, and TSA pay issues hit travelers
Travelers in the U.S. this summer are unlikely to see major disruptions or price hikes due to the Iran war, but that could change…
Executives say travelers keep booking despite big jumps in airfare as they seek to cover the cost of fuel.
The war has sent oil prices surging, upending global travel and pushing airline ticket costs on some routes sky-high.
As TSA officers work without pay amid a partial government shutdown, security experts say the threat of terror linked to the Iran…
