U.S. Carriers Face Pain, Gains in FAA Forecast Period
The next 12 years won't be easy for U.S. carriers. There'll be some pain, some gains--but in the long run, airlines will emerge in a stronger economy and enjoy increased demand. The FAA 2006-17 forecast says U.S. commercial aviation--which it defines as 34 mainline carriers and 79 regional carriers-...
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