Scrutinizing the Airline Industry

Over the past number of years, the airline industry has been hit with a number of man-made and natural disaster calamities, including terrorist attacks.
Scrutinizing the Airline Industry
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<a><img src="https://www.theepochtimes.com/assets/uploads/2015/09/104485548_SW_Airlines.jpg" alt="AIRLINE MERGERS: AirTran CEO Robert L. Fornaro (L) and Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly pose following a press conference about Southwest Airlines' plan to merger with AirTran Airways at Southwest Airlines Corporate Headquarters Sept. 27, 2010, in Dallas, Texas. Southwest Airlines Co. closed on the acquisition of AirTran Holdings Inc. in May, the former parent of AirTran Airways Inc., at a cost of about $3.2 billion. (Photo by Lawrence Jenkins/Getty Images)" title="AIRLINE MERGERS: AirTran CEO Robert L. Fornaro (L) and Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly pose following a press conference about Southwest Airlines' plan to merger with AirTran Airways at Southwest Airlines Corporate Headquarters Sept. 27, 2010, in Dallas, Texas. Southwest Airlines Co. closed on the acquisition of AirTran Holdings Inc. in May, the former parent of AirTran Airways Inc., at a cost of about $3.2 billion. (Photo by Lawrence Jenkins/Getty Images)" width="575" class="size-medium wp-image-1799473"/></a>
AIRLINE MERGERS: AirTran CEO Robert L. Fornaro (L) and Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly pose following a press conference about Southwest Airlines' plan to merger with AirTran Airways at Southwest Airlines Corporate Headquarters Sept. 27, 2010, in Dallas, Texas. Southwest Airlines Co. closed on the acquisition of AirTran Holdings Inc. in May, the former parent of AirTran Airways Inc., at a cost of about $3.2 billion. (Photo by Lawrence Jenkins/Getty Images)
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