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The air gets thinner
Through the various crisis in the last years the international airline industry has learnt to cope much better with the results of the current economic slump, says Ralf Baron. The practice leader of the Travel & Transportation Team at Arthur D. Little says that the airline industry is much more flexible than the manufacturing industry when it comes to adapting offers to new demand structures.
Through the various crisis in the last years the international airline industry has learnt to cope much better with the results of the current economic slump, says Ralf Baron. The practice leader of the Travel & Transportation Team at Arthur D. Little says that the airline industry is much more flexible than the manufacturing industry when it comes to adapting offers to new demand structures.
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