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NEW YORK: In the **** of the rising oil prices, major US airlines are ****** to cut their services and the flights could be reduced by as much as ten per cent this year with deeper cuts in 2009, according to industry analysts.
The cuts, the New York Times said, could bring industry down to the size last seen in 2002 following the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington in September 2001.
By the year's end, roughly 100 American communities will be left without regular commercial air service, and that number may double next year, the Times said quoting the Air Transport Association, the industry trade group."
Another casualty of the rising cost of oil.Fares are skyrocketing and service will be cut dramatically.Probably some airlines will have to be consolidated or just go out of biz.Buisness and consumers will really be looking at these costs and cutting back.All this will mean conservation which is good but will be painfull as all the effects are.
NEW YORK: In the **** of the rising oil prices, major US airlines are ****** to cut their services and the flights could be reduced by as much as ten per cent this year with deeper cuts in 2009, according to industry analysts.
The cuts, the New York Times said, could bring industry down to the size last seen in 2002 following the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington in September 2001.
By the year's end, roughly 100 American communities will be left without regular commercial air service, and that number may double next year, the Times said quoting the Air Transport Association, the industry trade group."
Another casualty of the rising cost of oil.Fares are skyrocketing and service will be cut dramatically.Probably some airlines will have to be consolidated or just go out of biz.Buisness and consumers will really be looking at these costs and cutting back.All this will mean conservation which is good but will be painfull as all the effects are.
