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November flight prices are up more than 23% year-over-year according to Hopper, as airlines reduce capacity amid climbing jet fuel costs and strong holiday travel demand. Separately, analysts noted that even as fares rise further, airline profit margins are unlikely to improve given cost pressures. The combination of higher fares and squeezed margins highlights the difficult balance airlines face between pricing power and rising input costs heading into the holiday travel season.