If the market decides the planet/climate goes sideways. 'Better' doesn't make people want to use something if they can save money. The main reason airlines lik

If the market decides the planet/climate goes sideways. 'Better' doesn't make people want to use something if they can save money. The main reason airlines like EasyJet and RyanAir thrive is because they're cheaper, not better. Traveling by train vs. via one of those planes with minimal legroom and non-relciming seats? Always better for short haul. But the prices of trains (or rather: the subsidizing of air travel) make this a non option for many people in Europe. It is literally twice as expensive. For example, Berlin--Munich. This is a one hour flight. Average price when booking in time is less than $90, I'd say. By train its over $180. Go figure.