The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT3) MOJAVE, Calif. -- Aug. 17, 2002 -- AIRLINES-MARKETING-REVIEW -- Major airlines are being forced to realize that it is impossible to follow the quixotic flight path of being all things to all passengers and still turn a profit. There are many industries where niche marketing has brought in huge revenues. Cable channels have proliferated and flourished because each one targets a specific audience. Airlines are only now discovering that successful carriers simply cannot fly everywhere, give passengers the fastest travel time possible and provide amenities that will satisfy everyone. On the desert floor in Mojave, Calif., commercial planes are stored -- not lined up for takeoff. (Robert Galbraith/The New York Times)
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2002-08-17
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The New York Times Agency
Robert Galbraith/The New York Times/Redux
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