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Budget airline boss has tricks to take off in costly Argentina
Published Wed, Dec 28, 2016 · 09:50 PM
Buenos Aires
THE serial airline entrepreneur trying to launch Argentina's first low-cost carrier is betting the government will deregulate the industry enough to make his venture viable. And if it doesn't, he's got a back-up plan.
Julian Cook, 43, chief executive officer of Flybondi, said he's been told by Tourism Minister Gustavo Santos that price floors for airlines will …
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