Globalization, Collective Action & Social Movements Globalization ... 
.... them. A few may do so literally, intercontinental
jet travel being accessible even to activists of limited means. Most protesters ....
(1063
4
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Videoconferencing Systems
.... simultaneously. For instance, in the high-stakes world of investment banking, even
jet travel is often too time-consuming. One engineering ....
(1978
8
)
Macro-Environmental Assessment
.... The opportunities manifest themselves in the form of Eco-
Travel. The threat is posed by the pollution created by
jet air
travel. ....
(1142
5
)
FISCAL ASPECTS OF THE LEISURE TRAVEL AND TOURISM INDUSTRY
.... The energy crises of 1973-1974 and 1979-1980 increased the costs of
travel significantly because of
jet fuel price increases. Tourism ....
(3704
15
)
Ebola Virus
.... of people cross international borders each day, and as people move form place to place, they take microbial visitors with them: In the age of
jet travel . . . ....
(1560
6
)
The Ebola Virus
.... of people cross international borders each day, and as people move form place to place, they take microbial visitors with them: In the age of
jet travel . . . ....
(1560
6
)
Marketing Mix for British Airways
.... Threat of substitutes is generally not high--there are not many substitute methods for
jet travel--although substitutes have evolved in unexpected ways. ....
(2514
10
)
Airlines Industry & Southwest Airlines
.... globally (higher risks for
travel) Gimbel, B. (2005, May 16). Southwest's new flight plan. Fortune, 151(10), 93-96. Hoovers, Inc. (2005).
Jet Blue Airways. ....
(1009
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)
Effects of Airline Bankruptcies on Travel Agencies INTRODUCTION ...
.... The energy crises of 1973 1974 and 1979 1980 increased the costs of
travel significantly, because of
jet fuel price increases. Tourism ....
(3229
13
)
Incentive Travel Factors
.... The energy crises of 1973-1974 and 1979-1980 increased the costs of
travel significantly because of
jet fuel price increases. Tourism ....
(3503
14
)
Desynchronosis in Commercial Aviation
.... 6 time zones, people typically require about 10 days to completely recover from their
jet lag. In contrast, with eastbound
travel, resynchronization requires a ....
(2012
8
)
Desynchronosis in Commercial Aviation
.... 6 time zones, people typically require about 10 days to completely recover from their
jet lag. In contrast, with eastbound
travel, resynchronization requires a ....
(2014
8
)
The Travel Industry & Tourism Management
.... The energy crises of 1973 1974 and 1979 1980 increased the costs of
travel significantly, because of
jet fuel price increases. Tourism ....
(8210
33
)
Effects of the Jet Stream & El Nino
In this age of satellites, space
travel, and computer simulations, though, we learn more .... for the effect they have on weather conditions are the
jet stream high ....
(2650
11
)
Airbus A380
.... view of the future in international air
travel held by Airbus and Boeing. The Airbus A380 represents the first "full tripe-decked super jumbo-
jet as well as ....
(946
4
)
Effects of Altitude Exposure
.... decompensation. Further stress may result from air-
travel associated immobility,
jet lag, vibration, noise, and low humidity. Available ....
(1467
6
)
Cardiovascular Effects of High Altitude
.... decompensation. Further stress may result from air-
travel associated immobility,
jet lag, vibration, noise, and low humidity. Available ....
(1467
6
)
Inflaction & the Airline Industry
.... The energy crises of 1973-1974 and 1979-1980 increased the costs of
travel significantly because of
jet fuel price increases. Tourism ....
(1815
7
)
Boeing and the 747
.... As the needs of mankind change, so do the needs we demand from our air
travel accommodations .... two of the only ways to truly fly, the 747 and the 767
jet airliners ....
(1539
6
)
Corporate Aviation
.... Bradley, P. "As Corporate
Travel Bills Rise, Purchasing Gets Into the Act." Purchasing, 6 April 1989, 35 36. .... "The Corporate
Jet Makes A Comeback." Fortune, 25 ....
(2432
10
)
Aviation and the Environment
.... It seems obvious that as air
travel, especially among private and business aircraft .... 3). This USA Today article also claims that
jet engine technology to reduce ....
(1244
5
)
The Aviation Business
.... industry areas for an inflight service business include aviation,
travel, hospitality, and .... The cost of keeping a corporate
jet running is $1,500 per hour by ....
(1318
5
)
Reasons for Downturn in Worldwide Tourism
.... The energy crises of 1973 1974 and 1979 1980 increased the costs of
travel significantly, because of
jet fuel price increases. Tourism ....
(2913
12
)
The deregulation of the airline industry
.... were thus often able to offer shorter total
travel times than the local service carriers even though the latter had higher top speed
jet aircraft simply ....
(4387
18
)
Boeing
.... Boeing's commercial
jet transports are normally sold on a firm fixed-price basis with an indexed price .... Boeing ad plugs air
travel to boost its major customers. ....
(2699
11
)
SWOT Analysis of UAL Corp.
.... required a subsidy to support service by trunk carriers using high capacity
jet air craft. .... Continued growth in business
travel is anticipated (Graham, 1989a). ....
(2386
10
)
Several Elements of Aviation
.... Bradley, P. "As Corporate
Travel Bills Rise, Purchasing Gets Into the Act." Purchasing, 6 April 1989, 35 36. .... "The Corporate
Jet Makes A Comeback." Fortune, 25 ....
(2696
11
)
Carnival Cruise Lines
.... passenger cruise ship industry rose from the ashes of the passenger shipping industry once the passenger
jet became the preferred choice of passenger
travel. ....
(2773
11
)
Airline Deregulation Act of 1978
.... Stats are riding the crest of a wave of increased passenger
travel the likes of which has not been seen since the introduction of the
jet into commercial ....
(2395
10
)
The Best & Worst Airlines in the United States
.... FAA's 2000-2010 projection of major increases in the number of passengers,
jet aircraft and domestic departures suggests that air
travel's transformation into ....
(3176
13
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