CHARLOTTE — United Airlines is cutting flights citing rising fuel prices caused by the war with Iran.
The airline’s CEO says the flights will be less popular ones, like mid-week and overnight trips.
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The company says the price of jet fuel has more than doubled in less than a month.
The CEO claims that could cost United an extra $11 billion this year.
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