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US west coast <-> East Asia, and US east coast <-> Western Europe (especially London/Paris) already covers a sizeable fraction of business travel, doesn't it?
by umanwizard 8y ago
US west coast <-> East Asia, and US east coast <-> Western Europe (especially London/Paris) already covers a sizeable fraction of business travel, doesn't it?
Those are basically the four major global economic centers. And among those four, the only link that this service can't provide is Europe <-> East Asia.
- philwelch 8y ago> And among those four, the only link that this service can't provide is Europe <-> East Asia. Really? Most of those routes are either trans-arctic or trans-Siberian.
- reaperducer 8y agoUS west coast <-> East Asia, and US east coast <-> Western Europe (especially London/Paris) already covers a sizeable fraction of business travel, doesn't it? Not necessarily. For example, Southwest Airlines got its start by moving businesspeople around Texas. It only started leaning on tourists later.