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The document discusses several key factors affecting the commercial airline industry, including fuel costs, weather, mergers and acquisitions between airlines, competition among carriers, and customer service. It provides details on various airlines' strategies to improve fuel efficiency, deals with rising fuel prices, and addresses challenges and opportunities presented by industry consolidation through mergers.
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