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SAS raises prices after oil shock
SAS and several other airlines are reportedly introducing a 'fuel surcharge' and raising ticket prices in response to the recent surge in oil prices, following similar moves by other carriers.
10 Mar, 10:24 — 10 Mar, 20:38
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Exclusive: Chevron, Shell closing in on first big oil production deals in Venezuela since US captured Maduro, sources say Reuters
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Exclusive-Chevron, Shell closing in on first big oil production deals in Venezuela since US captured Maduro, sources say
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Airlines raise flight prices as Middle East conflict drives jet fuel surge
Qantas Airways and Air New Zealand have announced fare increases after jet fuel prices nearly doubled in the wake of the Middle East conflict, adding to mounting pressure on the global aviation industry. Jet fuel, which traded at around $85 to $90 per barrel before the conflict began, has risen to between $150 and $200 […]
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