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Up in the air

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By Niraj Chokshi Verified
| The Telegraph (India) Verified
In the distant future, rich people may use electric aircraft as a replacement for chauffeured cars Niraj Chokshi Published 29.06.26, 11:16 AM earl wilson/the new york times Sourced by the Telegraph Afew months ago, under a clear blue sky, a new kind of electric aircraft flew from the Kennedy International Airport in New York into the heart of Manhattan. The trip took around 10 minutes, a fraction of the hour or more it could take in a car.
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Why Airfares May Not Fall After the U.S.-Iran Deal

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By Niraj Chokshi Verified
| Tri-City Herald Verified
EDITORS NOTE: ART ADV: With photo.); (With: MIDEAST-ECON-RDP, GAS-PRICES, MIDEAST-CONFLICT The preliminary U.S.-Iranian deal could lower fuel prices, but don’t expect cheaper flights anytime soon. The conflict caused jet fuel prices to nearly double, forcing airlines to operate fewer flights and raise fares. The framework deal U.S. and Iranian officials are expected to sign Friday would restore oil exports from the Middle East, but airlines may not see their fuel bills drop for months.
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Why Airfares May Not Fall After the U.S.-Iran Deal

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By Niraj Chokshi Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
The preliminary U.S.-Iranian deal could lower fuel prices, but don’t expect cheaper flights anytime soon. The conflict caused jet fuel prices to nearly double, forcing airlines to operate fewer flights and raise fares. The framework deal U.S. and Iranian officials are expected to sign Friday would restore oil exports from the Middle East, but airlines may not see their fuel bills drop for months.
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