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U.S. holiday flights cost more than 23% this year
Holiday airplane tickets in the United States are up more than 23% this year, according to Hopper, as reported by CNBC Markets.
The pricing increase is tied to travel during November holiday demand, with a mix of higher and lower fares across routes as summarized by the outlet.
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