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A flurry of good news lifted airline stocks higher last week, reversing a drop in altitude that's weighed on the industry so far in 2016.

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American Airlines stock drops after the company trims its full - year outlook because of higher fuel prices.

U.S. airline stocks hit a 13 - year high this week as they gained momentum from lower oil prices and increased travel spending by Americans in an improving economy.

It expected that companies with high financial leverage and refinancing demand would take a hit, tipping five stocks as especially vulnerable: China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Yanzhou Coal, Huadian Power and Huaneng Power.

The deregulation in the United States over the past decade has not worked well in other areas, either: in the stock market it brought on a rash of scandals; in the airlines it resulted in poorer service, higher prices and the end of service to many smaller cities.

However, one by one, beneficiaries of the Trump rally have been running out of gas.1 Small - cap stocks hit the wall in February, financials rolled over in the last two weeks, and airlines have lost altitude after stalling at 15 - year highs in December.

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Even though oil might continue to go higher, the slowly improving economy will continue to help out the airline stocks.

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For example, if you had a portfolio with a lot of oil stocks, the optimizer would choose to add airline stocks instead of adding more oil stocks, even if the historic return of oil stocks is higher than airline stocks.

A recent study by Watermark Consulting finds that the airlines with the highest customer satisfaction ratings perform vastly better on the stock market than those with low ratings.