
Airfares have eased in recent weeks from April/May highs, but prices are still materially higher than a year ago, leaving consumers paying more for tickets despite the pullback. The article points to softer near-term pricing pressure but persistent inflationary levels in travel costs, which can keep demand cautious for airlines and travel-related names.
Airfares have eased in recent weeks from April/May highs, but prices are still materially higher than a year ago, leaving consumers paying more for tickets despite the pullback. The article points to softer near-term pricing pressure but persistent inflationary levels in travel costs, which can keep demand cautious for airlines and travel-related names.
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