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When oil goes up, airline stocks go down.

Load factor for February at Allegiant (ALGT) is 77.8%.

Airline stocks have been on a wild ride in the past month as the Russian invasion of Ukraine has pushed crude oil prices to their highest level in 13 years. Top airline stocks plummeted in the opening

American Airlines Group Inc. will resume selling alcoholic beverages on many domestic flights next month — a plan it put off last year in an effort to tamp down on unruly passenger behavior.

In the latest trading session, American Airlines (AAL) closed at $16.55, marking a +0.49% move from the previous day.

Upbeat air-travel demand is likely to aid Q1 results of the likes of Delta (DAL) and United Airlines (UAL).

Airlines will be passing along the bump in jet fuel along to consumers.

Bilt''s lineup of transfer partners now includes 11 different airline and hotel partners, which also include American Airlines, Hyatt, and British Airways.

Strong air-travel demand bodes well for the likes of Delta (DAL), United Airlines (UAL), American Airlines (AAL), Southwest Airlines (LUV) and JetBlue Airways (JBLU).

Another precipitous decline in oil prices, as well as hints of an easing in other inflationary pressures, managed to snap losing streaks across the major indexes Tuesday. U.S. crude oil futures continued their recent dive, shedding 6.4% to $96.44 per barrel – enough to put the commodity into bear-market territory from its March 8 highs. Oil was dragged down by ongoing peace talks between Ukraine and Russia, as well as a surge in China''s COVID-19 caseload, which could spark additional shutdowns that could reduce demand. SEE MORE The 22 Best Stocks to Buy for 2022 Also Tuesday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that February''s U.S. producer prices increased 0.8% month-over-month (10% year-over-year), coming in slightly less hot than expectations for 0.9% growth. "Prices excluding food, energy and trade rose only modestly, suggesting some easing in core inflation," says Barclays economist Pooja Sriram, though she warns the relief might be short-lived. "We expect to see increased momentum in food prices going ahead, due to the disruption in food supply caused by the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.