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BEATING AIRLINES AT THEIR OWN GAME

David Cogswell

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SUBTITLE: AGENTS CAN BUY AIR AT LOWER PRICES FOR THEIR CLIENTS AND HIGHER PAY FOR THEMSELVES THROUGH AIR CONSOLIDATORS. WHERE DO THE SAVINGS COME FROM?

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SUBTITLE: AGENTS CAN BUY AIR AT LOWER PRICES FOR THEIR CLIENTS AND HIGHER PAY FOR THEMSELVES THROUGH AIR CONSOLIDATORS. WHERE DO THE SAVINGS COME FROM?

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SUBTITLE: AGENTS CAN BUY AIR AT LOWER PRICES FOR THEIR CLIENTS AND HIGHER PAY FOR THEMSELVES THROUGH AIR CONSOLIDATORS. WHERE DO THE SAVINGS COME FROM?

Key concepts: Business, Aeronautics, Aviation, Interlining, Air travel, Advertising, Engineering, Aerospace engineering

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