Analysis reveals limited profitability for North Atlantic airlines, suggesting innovative service changes are needed.
Airlines on the North Atlantic run at a loss, and increased fares would not make them profitable unless capacity were sharply reduced. That might require innovations in the type of service provided, which must be settled between governments.
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