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U.S. airlines favor fare discipline over fuller flights as fuel costs rise

U.S. airlines are increasingly willing to leave seats unsold rather than cut fares to fill them, betting that disciplined pricing and schedules will better protect profits as fuel costs climb. The shift puts revenue management—not load-factor growth—at the center of carriers’ response to cost pressure.

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