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[Evil_Maniac From Mars]

I should've added that the closest other airport is 130 km away... Or why not 340 km to take another airport.

Take another airline then, the one with the most competitive rates.

[Ironside]

Take another airline then, the one with the most competitive rates.

Not going well here so I rather spell out my point. Airports, roads, rails, sanitation and several other infrastructures are of monopolistic nature due to obvious inefficiency for having multiple systems. Monopoles are by nature not free market, thus not having the benefit of competition.

So the only classical capitalistic driving force is profit, putting a non-regulated road stuck at the mercy of the stock market, who have the attention span of a four year old, the long term planning of a gold fish and the company loyalty of a leaf in a tornado.

Or is goverment regulated/owned, who need employees.

In America we have a saying, "Good enough for government work".

CR

I'm not surprised. It's elementary, my dear Watson, sayings are always built on facts and never at all on perception.

Anyway. If I get you right, the goverment suck out your money and employes stupid people that get payed the highest salaries, while the private sector are stuck with all those smart people who get payed much less.

Wait a minute, doesn't high salaries usually be the recruiment tool for competence?