United Airlines is warning that airfares could rise up to 20% if the cost of jet fuel remains elevated for longer due to the spike in oil prices amid the war in Iran. United CEO Scott Kirby said in an interview on Bloomberg TV on Tuesday that the airline anticipates consumer demand for air travel will soften if higher fuel prices continue to push ticket prices higher.Kirby added that United has already moved to cut 5% of its capacity on routes that aren't profitable and don't cover the cost of higher fuel p ...

airfares are up 15 to 20% in the last few weeks. Um, but that's sort of covering half to 60% of the inflationary increase. So, I think we have some room to go, but I also think like, you know, there will be less demand.There'll be fewer people traveling as prices go up. That's part of our cut capacity 5%. Like, you know, when airfares have to go up because of oil prices, there are going to be some people that choose not to fly.And it'd be naive not to realize that. Um, and so printing back some of that capa ...

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There is also this question around all of the scenes that we see in social media, etc., of TSA lines getting longer and longer. Have you noticed people missing their flights. I mean, how big of a problem has this been.You know. You know, and thank you to the TSA agents. The vast majority of them are showing up to work.And I understand like it's it's unconscionable that our politicians are put our TSA agents, safety professionals in a situation like this. But they're showing up to work. I love saying thank y ...

I think fairs will continue to go up in line with oil prices. I mean, in any business, but certainly in airlines, you've got to pass through the costs uh of the inputs and that's our, you know, second biggest cost behind labor and uh and that requires all airlines to to raise fairs to pass pass. It'll probably mean less flying as a result because there will be some de less demand elasticity exists. ...

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Air cargo rates have surged throughout March amid the volatility from the war in Iran that has snarled freighter capacity, escalated oil prices and restricted activity at major Middle Eastern airports. According to more than 500,000 weekly transactions covered by WorldACD, average global air cargo rates rose by 10 percent in the week to March 15, reaching $2.67 per kilogram when including surcharges. The increase followed a week in which rates increased 8 percent. More from Sourcing Journal Jet fuel ava ...

At those levels, United's annual fuel bill would rise by about $11 billion, more than twice the profit it earned in its best year, he said. United Airlines bets bigger on premium travel as Iran war drives up fuel costs | Reuters Skip to main content Exclusive news, data and analytics for financial market professionalsLearn more aboutRefinitiv A United Airlines airplane passes by an American Airlines plane at the O'Hare Airport in Chicago, Illinois October 2, 2014. REUTERS/Jim Young/File Photo Purchase Licen ...

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