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Major U.S. airlines like American, Delta, and United, represented by A4A, claim they do not currently engage in surveillance pricing, asserting they use dynamic pricing instead.

The airline industry is debating surveillance pricing, where personal data influences fares. While major airlines claim they don't use it, the practice remains a concern with AI advancements. Legislation to ban it is being considered.
Major U.S. airlines like American, Delta, and United, represented by A4A, claim they do not currently engage in surveillance pricing, asserting they use dynamic pricing instead.