Passengers arrive at Pearson International Airport in Toronto on Feb.11, 2026. The Canadian Press/Jon Blacker
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Airlines across the globe are starting to hike fares and fuel surcharges in response to a surge in oil prices sparked by the war in Iran, and Canada is no exception.
Several carriers indicated this week that higher ticket prices are likely—or already a reality—in response to cost pressures stemming from fallout of the conflict, which entered its 12th day on Wednesday.
