US low-cost airlines are urging Congress to temporarily pause federal air-carrier taxes, arguing fuel costs are rising fast enough to threaten the sustainability of their low-cost business model. The push positions tax relief as a near-term lever to protect margins while jet-fuel pressures persist.
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