(Reuters) - Continental spokeswoman Julie King said the No. 4 U.S. carrier made the move to offset the rising price of jet fuel, which vies with labor as an airline's biggest expense.
A penny rise in the price per gallon of jet fuel adds about $18 million to Continental's cost over the course of a year, she said.
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