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Airports - The Best Way to Deal with Low-Cost Carriers

The air transport deregulation has placed airports in a competitive environment. And the Low-Cost Carriers (LCC) offer made routes and secondary airports number to dramatically increase.
The secondary airports are often willing to attract LCCs to develop the local economy. On that purpose, most of the times, they offer very favourable terms to airlines promising traffic to rise.
Airports are supported by Regional Authorities who invest in infrastructures and subsidize airlines in a more or less hidden way.

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