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WHY SOME U.S. CITIES SAY NO TO TURBOPROPS AND YES TO JET SERVICE

K. Dunne

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SUBTITLE: MAJOR AIRLINES ARE HANDING DOWN UNPROFITABLE MARKETS TO THE TURBOPROP REGIONALS: HOWEVER, SOME HOST CITIES ARE RESISTING AND GUARANTEEING MILLION DOLLAR REVENUES TO KEEP THEIR JET SERVICE.

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SUBTITLE: MAJOR AIRLINES ARE HANDING DOWN UNPROFITABLE MARKETS TO THE TURBOPROP REGIONALS: HOWEVER, SOME HOST CITIES ARE RESISTING AND GUARANTEEING MILLION DOLLAR REVENUES TO KEEP THEIR JET SERVICE.

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SUBTITLE: MAJOR AIRLINES ARE HANDING DOWN UNPROFITABLE MARKETS TO THE TURBOPROP REGIONALS: HOWEVER, SOME HOST CITIES ARE RESISTING AND GUARANTEEING MILLION DOLLAR REVENUES TO KEEP THEIR JET SERVICE.

Key concepts: Service (business), Jet (fluid), Business, Marketing, Engineering, Aerospace engineering

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