Analysis Seeks To Measure U.S. Air Service ‘Quality’
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As the U.S. air travel market continues to splinter, airports must view air service differently, accepting that old metrics such as hub connectivity may not be the best way to evaluate a community’s service quality. That’s the thesis behind a new study from consultants Swelbar-Zhong that attempts to...
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