With fuel prices on the rise, a lot of travelers are wondering if now is the right time to buy flights if costs continue to soar.
“I have some upcoming trips I’ve already purchased tickets. Don’t want to do that last-second,” said Joseph Daily, who is no stranger to flying.
“Almost two million miles with Delta, so I spend a lot of time on airplanes,” he said.
Traveler Russ Schumacher said he’s already noticed an uptick in prices and expects passengers won’t want to work with the costs.
“They’re not going to travel. They’re not going to drive either,” he said.
“Unless prices were to go up 50 percent, then people are going to start thinking twice whether they’re willing to travel or not,” said Brad Clawson with Clawson Travel.
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