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Shares of travel-related companies are trading higher as oil prices decline amid growing optimism for a de-escalation of the conflict between the U.S. and Iran, easing fuel price pressures on the industry. The industry may be buoyed by JetBlue after the company's Q2 financial results highlighted continued demand strength and commercial actions.
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