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Air fare rises 'inevitable' as Iran war costs airlines an extra £75billion in jet fuel bills in one year
Air fare increases are deemed inevitable as the Iran war adds an extra £75 billion in jet fuel costs for airlines over one year. The financial burden stems from heightened fuel expenses linked to geopolitical tensions.
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