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Shares in US airlines fell on Monday following the alleged bomb attack on a US plane bound for Detroit. | |
Shares in Delta Air Lines, the parent of Northwest, fell 4.1% while AMR, parent of American Airlines, saw its shares fall 4.8%. | |
Airport security measures have been tightened following the security incident on Christmas Day. | |
There are fears that renewed security concerns could further depress demand for air travel. | |
That would add to extra costs that could be incurred as a result of increased security measures. | |
The airline industry suffered big falls in revenues following the attacks on 11 September 2001. | |
By the end of trading on Wall Street on Monday shares of UAL Corp, parent of United Airlines, were down 3.4% at $12.64. | |
Shares of US Airways Group, meanwhile, were down 6.7% at $5.02. | |
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