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- PHLspecial
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Would more airline deregulation be successful for increasing profits?
As we move into a post covid world, and airliners start to recover. Would more deregulation like the act of airline deregulation of 1978 help today's airlines?
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- GalaxyFlyer
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Re: Would more airline deregulation be successful for increasing profits?
What economic regulation is there that you think needs being removed?
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- PSAatSAN4Ever
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Re: Would more airline deregulation be successful for increasing profits?
Here's what "even fewer regulations" would look like:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRVDOa1lU1U
PHLspecial, I understand what you are asking; however, there really isn't anything left to cut.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRVDOa1lU1U
PHLspecial, I understand what you are asking; however, there really isn't anything left to cut.
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- FlapOperator
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Re: Would more airline deregulation be successful for increasing profits?
Are you asking for another shot at American crony capitalism like 1978 was?
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- PatrickZ80
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Re: Would more airline deregulation be successful for increasing profits?
Airlines have been deregulated enough, I honestly can't see how they can be deregulated any further. However airports can be deregulated, which would benefit competition. It only needs to come with a rule that airports within a certain distance from each other cannot be owned by the same party otherwise that party would get a monopoly in a certain region. Let airports compete against each other and ultimately this will benefit everyone.
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