Were you on any crowded airline flights last spring? Here's one reason: Fares in many markets were lower in the second quarter compared with 2006, helping explain why demand is strong. Read what the DOT's Bureau of Transportation Statistics released on air travel costs today.
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Average air fares declined in the second quarter
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