Most aviation stocks in the US stock market have risen, while American Airlines has risen by over 2%
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发表于 2024-10-19 09:52:02
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According to AI News, on October 18th local time, most US aviation stocks rose, with American Airlines and Southwest Airlines rising by over 2%, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines rising by about 1%, and Boeing falling slightly.
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