Press Release: Booz and Company examines the airlines' global dilemma
As auto, chemical, and pharmaceutical companies have demonstrated, today is a perfect time for international consolidation to better scale resources around the world. For large international airlines, such mergers and partnerships could go a long way toward significantly cutting costs by reducing competition, using the workforce and planes more efficiently, and reconfiguring route networks to make them less redundant.
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