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El combustible complica los planes de aerolíneas en Latinoamérica
Source: Bloomberg
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Rising fuel costs are increasing airlines’ expenses, threatening capacity plans as Tulum’s nearly new airport sees fewer flights. The cost pressure is also complicating Abra’s planned IPO; Abra owns Avianca and Gol. The article gives no fuel-cost figures or specific changes to flight capacity.
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