Many North American Airlines Wary Of Push To Long-Haul
Credit: George Hamlin
North American low-cost carriers have generally avoided long-haul routes, preferring to fly shorter stage lengths on which they can leverage cost and efficiency advantages. But with many of these carriers running out of room to grow as they add new, longer-range narrowbody aircraft, could this...
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