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Fair enough. We can move on.
Yesterday at 6:03 PM
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Permit a very simple question. Do you agree or disagree with my earlier statement? The federal "subsidies" that airports get are...
Yesterday at 5:35 PM
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@Exvalley 'otiose' Never come across that word before, thank you.
Yesterday at 4:43 PM
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No problem. I was going to do my own research. Which airport is it? Also, everyone knows that airports rely on other revenue streams...
Yesterday at 4:27 PM
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I couldn't agree more with this. Why shouldn't we have the choice to drive / fly / train / sail / walk / bike, etc ? While all these...
Yesterday at 3:37 PM
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Exactly!!!!!!! My entire point has been that we need to stop being so competitive and playing into the zero sum game fallacy.
Yesterday at 3:37 PM
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Well... we have to start looking somewhere. Which is your local airport that you were referring to? Regardless, the pertinent point is...
Yesterday at 3:14 PM
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Which airport is that? Keep in mind that there are numerous other sources of revenue, such as parking, concessions, rental car...
Yesterday at 2:38 PM
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Except that the bulk of the growth has come in the form of never ending suburbs that have not been designed with public transportation...
Yesterday at 2:13 PM
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The FAA runs air traffic control. Air traffic control is paid for by the Airport and Airway Trust Fund. The Trust Fund is funded...
Yesterday at 2:05 PM
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This is what I am getting out. Emphasizing the environmental benefits associated with train travel is effective advocacy.
Yesterday at 12:39 PM
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Well said. In my opinion, effective advocacy spells out why passenger rail is important to our country moving forward rather than...
Yesterday at 12:07 PM
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While I appreciate the creativity of your argument, I will respect what budget analysts and economists say.
Yesterday at 12:04 PM
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That is a very important point.... I think when people talk about advantages that airlines have they really are implicitly driven by...
Yesterday at 11:43 AM
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Well, let's look at cost per trip. A bit dated, but here are some statistics compiled in a report that looked at subsidies between 2002...
Yesterday at 11:04 AM
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