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There seem to have been fewer complaints from the airline industry about low rates recently. It’s almost as if everyone is so busy cost-cutting, they’ve forgotten about the revenue side. Or maybe, rates are already high enough? Many of the big carriers have told The ...

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  • Air Carriers: How to be Nimble in a Volatile Economy | Supply Chain Nation

    May 24, 2012 at 2:46 pm

    […] stands to reason that smartly planning and rationalizing capacity is a key lever for carriers. As Alex Lennane points out, carriers should stop planning for growth that might not come or could be fleeting, and […]

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