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• Angus Whitley
Qantas Airways is raising air fares and making deeper cuts to its domestic flight schedule early next year as it responds to rising fuel prices. The changes point to higher passenger costs and reduced domestic capacity, though the available reporting does not specify the scale of either measure.
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