Holiday airfares reach 10-year high as jet fuel costs spike. Here's how to save on flights.

TL;DR

Domestic airfares for Thanksgiving are averaging $402, up $95 from last year, and Christmas flights are averaging $452, up $85.
Jet fuel costs have doubled due to the Iran war, contributing to 10-year high airfares.
Airlines are offsetting increased fuel costs by hiking fares, adding surcharges, and cutting routes.
Travelers are advised to book flights before Halloween for both Thanksgiving and Christmas to avoid price spikes.
Flying on off-peak days, such as before Thanksgiving and avoiding the Sunday after Christmas, can save money.

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