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The future is more and more low-cost

Rome, Italy - Data of Volaregratis.it Observatory

40% of the European air transport will be low-cost by 2010. This is what emerges from the Volaregratis.it Observatory, based on data from 3.5 million researches each month by 800 thousand users of the web site. The European short-range will be only low-cost. The Observatory is in partnership with AlpiEagles, Hapag-Lloyd Express, MyAir, SkyEurope, Virgin Express and WindJet. Data reveal a turnover...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 70256
Rome, Italy, 11/27/2006 16:28
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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