Analysts say tight seat supply and strong demand give airlines little incentive to cut fares, even if the US-Iran war ends and oil prices fall.
An Iran peace deal won't lower airfares anytime soon, analysts say
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Cheaper fares aren't guaranteed despite US-Iran agreement as airlines benefit from these factors, analysts say.
The key question is whether airlines can keep recent fare increases as fuel prices ease
A U.S.-Iran peace deal has lowered oil prices, promising billions in fuel savings for airlines. However, passengers may not see…
The key question is whether airlines can keep recent fare increases as fuel prices ease.
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