When the airline industry was deregulated, consumers benefited because airlines established new routes and charged lower fares.

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At one time, the government restricted airlines with regard to where they could land and fly. When the industry was deregulated, airlines began competing for different routes and charging lower prices. Consumers benefited from the deregulation, but established airlines were challenged to be more competitive.

When the Airline Industry Was Deregulated, Consumers Benefited Because Airlines