Pie in the sky

Article Abstract:

Space tourism has been discussed in Washington by investors, entrepreneurs from the aerospace industry, legislators and others. The cost of space travel could drop and the number of passengers could rise to a million in the 30 years from 1999. A survey found some 33% of Americans interested in space tourism, with 40% of those interested prepared to pay over $5,000. There is no reliable resuable launch vehicle, so space tourism is not an immediate possibility.

Guided missiles and space vehicles, Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing, TRANSPORTATION BY AIR, Air Transportation, Space Vehicles, Forecasts and trends, Space flight, Air transportation industry, Civil aviation, Spacecraft

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Freedom of the pond: American and European airlines

Article Abstract:

Further efforts at international deregulation of airlines is being discussed among US and Dutch officials. An agreement would allow KLM and American Airlines to offer flights in one another's markets.

Joint ventures, Airlines, Deregulation

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