Recently, flying in the US seems to be more chaotic than calm. And while it may seem like this all started recently, the FT’s Chicago Correspondent Claire Bushey takes us back to a decision that happened in the 1970s that got us to where we are now.
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For further reading:
How the US fell out of love with flying
Passengers to keep ‘paying the price’ of aviation chaos, says United CEO
Hyper-efficiency is bad business
US airlines: higher fares and (hopefully) better service
On Twitter, follow Claire Bushey (@Claire_Bushey) and Michela Tindera (@mtindera07)
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