It’s been confirmed; due to rising fuel prices, the airline industry is starting to go belly up. Acquisitions, mergers, downsizing, cutting routes, grounding planes and raising ticket prices are insufficient measures to deal with the enormity of the situation and prolonged, permanent high fuel costs.
Something has got to give, and it will come in two [...]
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