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How the war in Iran could end affordable air travel

How the war in Iran could end affordable air travel
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Since the Iran war led to the closing of the Strait of Hormuz, about 20 percent of global oil supply has been choked off, sending prices sky high, especially for jet fuel. So far, the war may already be costing the airline industry an additional $15 billion. Airlines have responded by raising ticket prices, charging more for bag fees, and cutting flights that they’ve deemed unprofitable because of

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Loaded language: 'take advantage of pressuring consumers'Framing airlines as exploitative rather than responding to market conditionsEmphasis on negative consumer impacts without balancing industry perspectiveanti-corporate framingloaded languageconsumer-advocacy perspectiveframing of corporate greedhistorical context emphasisloaded anti-corporate languageconsumer-exploitation framingone-sided omission of airline/market perspectives

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