This Arthur D. Little transportation Viewpoint looks at the key implications of airlines moving into high-speed rail. What is the business logic? What are possible characteristics of the competition between airline rail services and incumbent rail operators? What do airlines need to do in order to set up a feasible business model for HSR operations and how can rail operators answer this challenge?
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