Cuba Market Strong, Despite Anemic U.S. Demand
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GENEVA—The IATA does not foresee more U.S. carriers pulling out of Cuba, and says the airlines currently serving are the “right players” for the market. When U.S.-Cuba air service was restored in 2016, airlines rushed into a market for which they had little accurate data and threw too much capacity...
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