U.S. Big Six Airlines Target Passenger Volume In Drive For Black Ink
Despite the flood of second-quarter red ink, the U.S.' six legacy airlines are going for broke, pushing harder for increased passenger traffic. The race for volume will heap more energy into the competition against the rising discount carriers and assure passengers of low ticket prices at least...
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