Join more than 35,000 who have signed up to receive our daily newsletters.
Your contributions help pay for current editorial costs and to expand our community coverage
BY: ABIGAIL ROEDERSHEIMER
Capital News Service
WASHINGTON – The number of people traveling this summer is increasing over last year.
At the same time, the number of flights may be decreasing, and that is expected to create some travel headaches.
The reason: all the uncertainty over how much airlines will have to pay for jet fuel.
We rely on reader and advertising support to fund our reporting. Show your love for Baltimore by powering the stories that illuminate what makes Baltimore unique, and helping to keep access free for neighbors who need it.
