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PRIME NUMBERS: FACTS AND FIGURES SHAPING THE WORLD
Prime Numbers: Change Is in the Air
By William Swelbar
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November/December 2008
More airlines around the world have gone belly up this year than in the aftermath of September 11. Airlines have simply met their match in the high price of oil. Nothing short of a complete overhaul of the industry—fewer carriers, fewer flights, and far higher prices—will keep the world flying.


 
 

William Swelbar is research engineer with MIT's International Center for Air Transportation, where he manages the Airline Data Project. He blogs at www.swelblog.com.

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