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Story summary
- Airfares for spring and summer 2026 are rising due to surging jet fuel prices tied to the Middle East conflict.
- The war has disrupted oil supplies, notably through the Strait of Hormuz, driving jet fuel costs higher.
- Airlines, including U.S. carriers, are raising fares and surcharges, especially on long-haul routes.
- Experts advise booking early and staying flexible to mitigate the impact, while prices remain fluid.
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