What Happens When Regionals' Growth Stops?
U.S. regional airlines' unparalleled ability to slash unit costs, which, along with stepped-up use of the regional jet, propelled the segment's meteoric growth, may no longer be the ticket to success when growth slows down. While common wisdom usually credits low-cost carriers (LCCs) with taking...
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