Wings of survival: vacationers keep Canada's charter airlines aloft

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Canadians who charter airlines for vacations to tropical climates helped many charter airline companies survive a global downturn in the industry that cost airlines $3 billion worldwide in 1992. The surviving charter airlines expect to increase their market share.

Canada, Air charter services, Charter airlines

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Post-communist chaos

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Now that Czechoslovakia is attempting to re-build a market economy, foreign investors are considering moving into the country. However, many problems are frequent, including gaps in transportation and communication networks and numerous product shortages.

Foreign investments, Factories, Czechoslovakia, Free enterprise

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A new war of words: Canada's two major airlines rekindle their long-standing fight for survival

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Canadian Airlines International Ltd rejected an offer made by Air Canada to buy its international routes for $200 million. Rhys Eyton, CEO of Canadian Airlines parent company, PWA Corp, denounced the offer as a ploy to destroy Canadian Airlines.

Air Canada, Canadian Airlines International Ltd.

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