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Airline hikes fare 600%, draws senator's ire
US Airways planes sit on the ground at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport in this Jan. 30, 2007 file photo. (AP Photo)
PITTSBURGH - U.S. Senator Bob Casey says a big fare increase planned by U.S. Airways is "exorbitant."
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports Wednesday that Casey sent a letter to the company questioning the planned increase on the Pittsburgh to Philadelphia route.
A round-trip ticket is set to rise from $118 to $698 in January, after competitor Southwest Airlines drops the route. That's before taxes.
Casey says the fare hike would have a detrimental impact on businesses and individuals, the paper reports.
Earlier this week a spokeswoman for US Airways told the paper that ticket prices are based on what the market will bear.
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