United and two rivals raise fares
From Times Wire Services
UAL Corp.’s United Airlines said it was raising U.S. fares as much as $30 to help recoup record fuel costs, prompting two rivals to follow.
United increased round-trip fares $4 to $30, depending on the length of the flight and the low-fare competition on the route, spokesman Jeff Kovick said.
Continental Airlines Inc. and Delta Air Lines Inc. followed United’s lead, website bestfares.com said.
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