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What the airline industry can learn from Apple?

When an airline tries to meet the demands of all market segments, it will fail. Apple focuses on the higher end of their markets and are very successful. Can legacy airlines do the same? ...

bit.ly. Added by Jeremy Liu on August 8, 2009

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Jeremy Liu shared a reaction in Apple 106 days ago

“True, which is why all-business class airlines rarely work. Nevertheless, legacy airlines need to stop one-size-fit-all.”

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“the difference is that they have fixed costs that need to be allocated across a broad network of routes.”

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