How Taiwan’s Airline Industry Is Consolidating
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With a population of about 24 million people, Taiwan has had no shortage of airlines. Four months ago, eight carriers based on the island operated jet mainline aircraft. They included two budget airlines, each set up in 2014. Now the local industry is undergoing a spasm of consolidation. First, one...
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