Fare deals to Europe bloom in time for spring

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Airlines are offering low fares on their trans-Atlantic flights. Some of the fares are even lower than the cost of domestic flights. Airlines have slashed their fares because of low fuel prices and a glut of long-range aircraft. The number of available seats for trans-Atlantic flights are projected to increase by 9% by summer 1999, while demand is expected to increase by only 6%.

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Airlines discreetly serve up array of discounted fares

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This article discusses the attempts of the United States airlines to lure back travelers after the terrorist attacks by offering discounted fares. The new fares were posted quitly after the airlines resumed service after the grounding which followed the hijackings and attacks.

Consumer prices, Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Statistical Data Included, Brief Article, Continental Airlines Inc., Southwest Airlines Co., Northwest Airlines Corp., NWAC, LUV

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