Is Bigger Really Better

?Does Bigger Really Mean Better When looking at the aviation industry?s desire to merge into one mecca airline, a good example is with United Airlines and US Airways, many consumers forget about those who are actually working for those airlines ?Consumers beware - further consolidation could lead to higher prices and poorer service?(Marks). Sure bringing together two ideas to make the route system of one particualar airline vaster, but the effects on the …showed first 75 words of 844 total…

…showed last 75 words of 844 total…running. With further consolidation an employee will have less opportunity for diversity, and be subject to more rigid guidelines. How much better is that! ?Works Cited Grigg, April. Telephone interview. 19 April 2001. Marks, Alexandra. ?Critics of Airline Mergers Launch Countermoves.? Christian Science Monitor Vol. 93 Issue 86 (2001): pp.2 Mitchell, Kevin P. Airline Competition Concentration. U.S. Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust. Washington: FDCH Congressional Testimony, 21 Mar. 2001 ?Unions Won?t Support American?s Purchase of TWA.? AP Worldstream 28 Mar. 2001