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Last updated: 2001-06-26


Major U.S. Airlines Slash Summer, Fall Fares
2001-06-26

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NEW YORK - The top five U.S. airlines slashed air fares in domestic and international markets on Monday as they struggle to shore up crumbling revenues weakened by the plunge in business travel.... ...

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