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This Airline Has Only 15 Planes, And Is Cutting Out An Entire Day From Its Flight Schedule

If you have a tiny fleet of jets and the price of fueling them goes through the roof, what do you do? One airline is responding by killing a day of flights.

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This Airline Has Only 15 Planes, And Is Cutting Out An Entire Day From Its Flight Schedule
If you have a tiny fleet of jets and the price of fueling them goes through the roof, what do you do? One airline is responding by killing a day of flights.
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This Airline Has Only 15 Planes, And Is Cutting Out An Entire Day From Its Flight Schedule

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