Investing.com -- Major U.S. airlines spent just over $5 billion on jet fuel in March, up 56% and $1.8 billion over the February costs, according to the U.S. Transportation Department.
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American Airlines Group (NasdaqGS:AAL) has been named the official North American airline partner for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The partnership aligns the carrier with a global event that is expected to drive heavy travel demand across host cities. Separately, American is resuming Miami to Caracas nonstop flights after a seven year pause, adding back direct Venezuela service. For investors tracking airlines, this combination of a major sponsorship and a route restart provides fresh context...