Continental Leads Hike In Leisure Air Fares
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U.S. airlines, led by Continental Airlines Inc., raised leisure fares for the first time since the Sept. 11 attacks reduced demand and generated record losses.
Continental raised round-trip leisure fares by $20 and was matched by AMR Corp.’s American Airlines, Delta Air Lines Inc. and Northwest Airlines Corp. on some or all of their routes. A Continental leisure fare for a round-trip flight between Los Angeles and Newark, N.J., rose to $337 from $317, according to fare consultants Trippler & Associates Inc.
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