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FTC seeks details on airline fare-setting methods, giving companies 45 days to respond

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The Federal Trade Commission is seeking information from airlines about how they set fares, putting airline pricing under renewed scrutiny. The companies have 45 days to respond, according to the article summary; it does not specify which airlines received the requests or what pricing practices the FTC is examining.

Discovered 2026-11-04T12:34:23.689440-08:00 | 2026-11-04T12:34:23.689440-08:00

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  • The FTC’s information requests put airline fare-setting practices under regulatory scrutiny; companies have 45 days to respond.
  • The article does not identify the companies or the specific pricing methods under review, leaving the scope of the inquiry unclear.

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