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Too bad energy is the one sector that no one else wants to see go up right now. Higher fuel prices are bad for the exact businesses that are still recovering from Sept. 11 - namely airlines, transportation, tourism and travel, not to mention the slowdown's long-time whipping boy...
As unprofitable as Amtrak has been, it deserves another chance to survive. The government should keep trying to increase Amtrak’s reliability and customer service, as an effective rail system would greatly increase Amtrak’s profits. The potential passenger market for Amtrak is tremendous; millions of...
The East Coast needs quality rail service. Bostonians and New Yorkers need rail options that compare favorably to airlines in terms of time and money. Currently, the fastest “Acela Express” takes almost seven hours to cover the 455 miles between Boston and Washington, D.C.
Not all security challenges lend themselves to such relatively easy fixes. Airlines are testing large explosive-detection systems--machines that sniff out bombs in luggage. Congress has mandated that these machines be in service at all large airports by year's end. But sources tell TIME that the systems have...
Solon first noticed the trend toward private aviation in 1998, when congestion and delays at Europe's hub airports were angering "the passengers most important to [the commercial airlines'] revenues, first-class and full-fare economy flyers, the very people who are in a position to go elsewhere." Solon expects...