U.S. Airfares Rise as Iran War Pushes Up Fuel Costs
According to Deutsche Bank, transatlantic tickets booked 21 days ahead are about $200 higher on average than a month earlier, with some of the sharpest increases on long-haul routes.
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Long-haul routes: Air travel routes covering long distances, typically more exposed to fuel-cost changes because flights consume more fuel over extended journeys.
Advance booking window: The period before departure when tickets are purchased; here, 21 days in advance is used to compare airfare pricing trends.