Hong Kong, June 17 -- The impact of elevated fuel prices was not reflected in the price of tickets purchased for domestic travel in Australia during March and April, a report shows. Read More The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) quarterly Domestic Airline Competition Report said the data showed passengers paid less to fly in April, with average revenue per passenger down 3.4% in the month, compared with a 2.3% rise in March. The ACCC report said this largely reflected the fact tickets were purchased earlier, before recent fare increases imposed by local carriers Virgin Australia and Qantas Group's Qantas Airways and Jetstar. "With many travellers booking well in advance, particularly around holidays and major events, th...