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Southwest and American Airlines Face a Jet Fuel Test as Earnings Arrive
Source: 247wallst.com
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Brent crude topping $110 a barrel just days before earnings creates a trade-off for Southwest and American Airlines: strong passenger demand is offset by surging fuel costs. The article provides no earnings figures or share-price reaction.
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