ROBERT W. POOLE JR.
WITH THREE airline failures last year (Eastern, Midway, and Pan American) and record-high losses, the airlines have been singing the blues. And critics of airline deregulation now span the spectrum, from Left to Right.
Fourteen years after airline deregulation began, it has more critics than supporters. But the answer is not to abandon it, but to finish what Congress and Alfred Kahn started.
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ROBERT W. POOLE JR.
WITH THREE airline failures last year (Eastern, Midway, and Pan American) and record-high losses, the airlines have been singing the blues. And critics of airline deregulation now span the spectrum, from Left to Right.
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ROBERT W. POOLE JR.
WITH THREE airline failures last year (Eastern, Midway, and Pan American) and record-high losses, the airlines have been singing the blues. And critics of airline deregulation now span the spectrum, from Left to Right.
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