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Southwest CEO signals higher fares may stay after fuel spike

Summary by The Guam Daily Post
Airline jet fuel prices will eventually come down, but that doesn't mean the cost of flights will, according to Dallas-based Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan.
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Southwest CEO signals higher fares may stay after fuel spike

Airline jet fuel prices will eventually come down, but that doesn't mean the cost of flights will, according to Dallas-based Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan.

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The Guam Daily Post broke the news on Monday, June 1, 2026.
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