Ask the pilot: With oil prices soaring, airlines are struggling as never before. What's in store...
                   
salon.com     May 16, 2008            

These days you can't crack open a newspaper or click to a Web site without stumbling across one or more front-page stories about the airlines. Bankruptcies, safety scandals, fuel woes, you name it. And if there's a common thread in this media barrage, it's that none of the stories are positive.... [read full story]                    


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