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What consumers can do as the Iran war impacts the cost and availability of flights

With the Iran conflict affecting global oil supplies, flights are becoming more expensive and less available. Travelers should consider booking now and opting for refundable tickets to handle potential changes. Shifting travel dates and lev...

AP News· Apr 19, 2026 · 4:05 AM · 31 views

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With the Iran conflict affecting global oil supplies, flights are becoming more expensive and less available. Travelers should consider booking now and opting for refundable tickets to handle potential changes. Shifting travel dates and leveraging airline points can also help mitigate costs. #TravelTips #IranConflict #FlightDeals #TravelHacks #AirlinePoints

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