(EMAILWIRE.COM, September 10, 2011 ) Minneapolis, MN -- Elevated fuel costs and heightened security have affected the nation's largest airlines like Delta and United.

They've also hit discount carriers like Southwest and JetBlue.

Sunday marks the tenth anniversary of the 9-11 attacks. So with so much attention on travel, safety and security how will this all affect an industry already down?

Mega Stock Picks reports that airlines will likely continue their struggles through 2011 into 2012. High prices combined with high unemployment and low consumer spending have kept travelers away.

So here's some airline stocks to watch when the market resumes on Monday according to Mega Stock Picks, the site investors turn to for stock news, information and alerts.

Most airline stocks are near their 52-week lows already. But don't be surprised if some hit new lows before the year ends.

JetBlue Airways Corp. (NasdaqGS: JBLU) closed at $4.01 Friday. The 52-week range is 3.86 - 7.60.

Southwest Airlines (NYSE: LUV) closed at $17.73 with a year range of 15.92 to 29.75.

The story is similar for Delta (NYSE: DAL) and United Continental Holdings (NYSE: UAL).

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