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81 comments on A Tale of Profit and Loss - The Future of Air Travel – Part 2
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Tourists buy package deals, composed of airtransport and accomodation + food. That is the reason why long distance destinations are getting priced out of the market. Bad for Brits visiting the Aussies.
On a more serious note, Air Berlin for instance is slashing it´s chinese destinations, and also Mauritius.
That's a link:
Soaring fuel prices clip Air Berlin's wings
From November, the second-biggest German airline behind Lufthansa will trim its fleet by 10 percent, cut long-distance services by nearly one-third and return 14 leased planes to their owners.
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=080622041117.dffzzj70&show_artic...
German airline Air Berlin is reviewing whether it still makes sense to buy charter carrier Condor from Thomas Cook, Chief Executive Joachim Hunold told the carrier's annual shareholder meeting.
http://news.airwise.com/story/view/1214314142.html