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Fewer airlines means lower supply, making air travel more expensive, which will make fewer people choose to buy it.
by m12k 7y ago
Fewer airlines means lower supply, making air travel more expensive, which will make fewer people choose to buy it.
- derg 7y agoWhich hopefully would be paired with more inter-urban high-speed rail regionally* where it would make sense in terms of mirroring or even beating your standard drive/flight time. Hell, even if a more widespread high-speed rail system were still slower than air travel I would still take it because air travel is absolutely miserable and I detest it with every fiber of my being. *I specify regionally because I know someone is going to "WELL AKSHUALLY " me on the fact that the US is a large spread out country and intercontinental high speed rail wouldn't work (though I would love to take a train from NYC to LA because why not?).