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NATIONAL OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL PROVISIONS REMAIN MAJOR OBSTACLES TO AIRLINES MERGERS.

H. Peter van Fenema

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SUBTITLE: THE STATE OF THE GLOBAL AIRLINE INDUSTRY COULD PROBABLY BE IMPROVED BY FACILITATING MERGERS BETWEEN AIRLINES FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES, AND CONSSEQUENTLY VARIOUS OBSTACLES TO SUCH MERGERS NEED TO BE ADDRESSED.

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SUBTITLE: THE STATE OF THE GLOBAL AIRLINE INDUSTRY COULD PROBABLY BE IMPROVED BY FACILITATING MERGERS BETWEEN AIRLINES FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES, AND CONSSEQUENTLY VARIOUS OBSTACLES TO SUCH MERGERS NEED TO BE ADDRESSED.

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SUBTITLE: THE STATE OF THE GLOBAL AIRLINE INDUSTRY COULD PROBABLY BE IMPROVED BY FACILITATING MERGERS BETWEEN AIRLINES FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES, AND CONSSEQUENTLY VARIOUS OBSTACLES TO SUCH MERGERS NEED TO BE ADDRESSED.

Key concepts: Business, Subtitle, Air transport, Control (management), Interlining, Aviation, International trade, Industrial organization

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