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Underlying economy to hit airlines, consolidation pushing capacity rise

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While US airlines are cautiously adding capacity, according to Boyd Group International President Mike Boyd, the weakness in the economy belies the statistical turnaround reported by the industry since late 2009. Indeed, he cautioned that recent capacity moves, especially by the two most recently merged carriers - Delta and US Airways - threatens the industry's pricing power.

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