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Increased Competition on New York Flights May Not Immediately Lower Prices
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First reported by Now 14 · 1 day ago
What happened
Major U.S. airlines Delta and United are resuming flights to New York from Israel next week, increasing competition on a popular route. While this is expected to restore competition, experts believe significant price drops are unlikely in the immediate future, with more substantial changes anticipated later.
- 01Delta and United resume New York flights next week.
- 02Israir also set to join the route in October.
- 03Increased competition may not immediately lower prices.
- 04Peak season and holiday fares expected to remain high.
- 05Significant price drops possibly by next summer.
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