Why narrowbodies are taking more of the long-haul market
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The conventional wisdom of using widebodies for long-haul flights because the revenue potential is greater when airlines maximize the number of seats is being challenged by new-generation narrowbodies and changing market priorities. The use of narrowbodies on long-haul flights is not new. In the...
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