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After the energy shock, Chinese2 Apr

After the energy shock, Chinese airlines raise ticket prices

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Airline tickets more expensive as19 Mar

Airline tickets more expensive as fuel prices soar

Rising fuel prices are putting the airline industry under severe pressure. Ultimately, passengers have to pay in the form of higher ticket prices. "If costs rise for all players, then the only way is to raise prices," Ryanair CEO Eddie Wilson tells TT.

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Turkey Imposes Fines for Passengers29 May

Turkey Imposes Fines for Passengers Standing Before Plane Stops

Turkey has introduced fines for passengers who unfasten their seatbelts and stand up before the plane has come to a complete stop.

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Five billion passengers take the10 Dec

Five billion passengers take the plane

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A global flight record is expected this year3 Jun

A global flight record is expected this year

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