Don't Burn Our Bridges: The Case for Owning Airlines
Don't Burn Our Bridges makes the case for owning airlines and examines the larger public and economic questions surrounding control of air transportation. This concise, policy-focused work is suited to readers interested in aviation, business, economics, and the role of ownership in essential infrastructure.
About This Book
Don't Burn Our Bridges presents a case for owning airlines rather than leaving the industry entirely to private control.
The book considers the broader significance of airline ownership and the role air transportation can play in public and economic life.
With its policy-oriented focus, it invites readers to think critically about how airlines should be managed and who should benefit from them.
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