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Delta and Virgin Atlantic CEOs say demand is robust -Breaking

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LONDON, (Reuters) – Delta Air Lines Inc. (NYSE:), and Virgin Atlantic stated Tuesday that demand is strong despite conflict in Ukraine. They could pass higher fuel prices to their customers at ticket prices.

Delta Chief Executive Ed Bastian stated that there has not been a surge in cancellations. He also said that Delta had its largest ever booking day last Tuesday.

He stated that he is not worried about the rising price of oil. He stated, “We were successful in early parts of last decade when gasoline averaged above $100.”

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