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Major US airline stocks, including Delta Air Lines and United Airlines, rallied following President Trump's decision to delay military strikes against Iran. In a parallel move to safeguard financial health, carriers such as Delta, United, and Southwest have begun raising fares and implementing surcharges to protect profit margins. Furthermore, airlines are preemptively cutting less profitable routes to mitigate rising operational costs linked to regional tensions. These defensive measures follow a 6-day period of intense market pressure that analysts previously labeled a "worst-case scenario" for the industry. While investors reacted positively to the immediate de-escalation, the industry remains focused on neutralizing risks associated with fuel price volatility and navigation disruptions. This strategic shift highlights a transition from pure market recovery to active risk management amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.
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