European air fares 'rising way above inflation', ACI Europe says
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stoy, Airlines turning to SaaS?
Service as a Service?
I get what you mean, but it looked funny to talk about SaaS in comments about air travel, instead of a software company.
bAZtARd, Who is “they” and why would they want that?
anlumo, Good, that makes the railways more competitive.
dosaki, Wish the railways became more competitive by lowering their prices
anlumo, They’re fighting an uphill battle, since they have to pay taxes while the airlines are excempt. In addition to that, they have to pay for the rail infrastructure, while airplanes are free to poison the atmosphere while externalizing the costs for that.
Sylocule, Not everywhere. Here in Spain, we pay a 10€ deposit for a commuter train ticket that is valid for 4 months. Travel on route is then free.
A pre-paid bus card makes journeys that usually cost 1,70€ cost 0,45€
This is because these services are government owned, not private
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