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Airline industry veterans remember 2008, when crude oil prices briefly spiked to more than $160 per barrel, and 2011-2014, when prices swiveled around $100/bbl. But since the US shale oil revolution gathered speed in 2015, wellhead prices have moderated. The next 20 to 30 years are likely to see...
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