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Seaney and Jamie Baker, an analyst for J.P. Morgan, said that US Airways began raising fares Friday, apparently to offset the lower taxes. Baker said expiration of the taxes "represents a potential industry windfall" if airlines capture the government's share of consumers' money.
A spokesman for US Airways Group Inc., John McDonald, confirmed that the airline had raised prices. He declined to discuss specifics of the increase but said passengers are "likely not going to see any change in fares from what they would normally see" before the taxes expired.
Officials for United Continental Holdings Inc., Delta Air Lines Inc., AMR Corp.'s American Airlines and JetBlue Airways Corp. said Friday afternoon that they had not raised fares but declined to discuss pricing plans for the weekend. Southwest Airlines Co. did not immediately respond to a request for comment.Airlines were expected to stop collecting the 7.5 percent ticket tax; a separate excise tax of $3.70 per segment, or a takeoff and landing; a $16.30 tax on international arrivals and departures; a 6.25 percent tax on freight shipments, and other levies, according to a Treasury Department spokeswoman.
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