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Airlines adjusting hedges, fares, capacity and fleet as oil price jumps

SYDNEY, June 4 (Reuters) - Airlines are locking in fuel hedges, lowering capacity, raising fares and retiring older jets to cope with rising costs alongside the highest oil prices since 2014, industry executives say.
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