Delta Air Lines and Air Canada are the latest air carriers to scale back service as jet fuel costs render some routes unprofitable.
WASHINGTON — Summer travel may be a bit more turbulent than expected as airlines begin to cut flight routes as jet fuel prices continue to rise.
The war in Iran has sent fuel prices soaring, leading to pricier flights and potential fuel shortages overseas. Many airlines have already raised checked bag fees or added fuel surcharges as the global price of jet fuel increased from about $99 per barrel at the end of February to
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