Rising Fuel Costs Forcing Airlines to Cut Less Profitable, Cheaper Flights

Top US airlines AX flights as fuel costs soar

Despite surprisingly robust demand for air travel, companies are eliminating flights to save money - and consumers are facing rising fares.

Airlines warn that cheaper flights may be cut as oil prices raise holiday travel costs

Holiday travelers could face higher airfare later this year as major airlines signal they may cut some of their cheaper flights amid rising fuel costs.

Rising fuel costs forcing airlines to cut less profitable, cheaper flights

Executives from a number of airlines made the announcement at an investors conference this week.

Airline execs hint at higher fares, reduced schedules as fuel costs surge

Airline tickets could get more expensive if fuel prices stay elevated, executives at American Airlines and Southwest Airlines suggested. The carriers may also reduce capacity as they aim to protect their margins. Plus, both companies are investing in premium flying. As Robert Isom said: "The race to the top is much better." Learn how North Texas' major carriers are approaching the current moment in this story.

Rising jet fuel costs are forcing airlines to cut flights