Will consumers gain from Open Skies?

Will consumers gain from Open Skies?

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But will the increased competition that Open Skies will bring the same price war that followed the deregulation of European airspace in the 1990s?

The new agreement which is due to come into effect on the 30th of March, will end decades of strict regulation of trans-Atlantic flights.


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This is big news, and troubling to those who are in the industry. The air line industry has been through many changes, which have brought much change. Deregulation, increased security, harassing government security officials. Restructuring which brings lay offs, ups and downs in the industry, ever increasing fuel costs. The deregulation will now no doubt bring another change in the intercontinental flights. What that will mean for the people who make the flights happen I do not know, but I will wish them all the best.

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