New Entrants, Tight Squeeze Envisioned for Airlines in 2000
The year ahead will put U.S. airlines in a tighter squeeze than ever. Their costs are rising, the U.S. fleet has gotten bigger and traffic growth is hard to get. This combination means a tough year of competition for the carriers. As a consequence, there will be continued downward pressure on...
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