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MarketWatch reported that the Amex airline Index fell to its lowest level in 10 months yesterday before bouncing back to 46.98, up 1.3%. The late recovery mirrored what occurred at airports throughout the US, according to MarketWatch, said that while delays in the morning were "significant," they "smoothed themselves out" as the day wore on and passengers had a better idea of what to expect at security checkpoints. "We haven't had anywhere near the

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