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    The airline industry is still flying full planes. Passengers are still booking trips. Revenues are on track to hit a record. And yet, the global aviation sector is heading into one of its most financially punishing years since the pandemic — and the culprit is something no carrier can control. Jet fuel costs have exploded. […]

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