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Many travellers will experience disruption in April as Scandinavian airline SAS plans to stop numerous services. The carrier attributed this action to jet fuel costs increasing twofold over a 10-day period due to Middle East tensions. SAS also cut "a few hundred" flights in March, mainly on domestic routes within Norway.
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