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Jet2 is increasing its fuel hedging, which is like buying fuel in advance at a fixed price. This helps them manage costs when global oil prices fluctuate, especially with recent Middle East conflicts. While it stabilises their own expenses, these higher operational costs can sometimes trickle down to consumers through slightly higher ticket prices or holiday package costs.
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