Un avion, câțiva angajați și rute pe care nimeni nu le vrea. Cum supraviețuiesc cele mai mici companii aeriene din lume

Many small airlines survive by focusing on niche routes and maintaining low operational costs, often with minimal staff. Their annual revenues typically do not exceed 50 million dollars, and profit margins are slim, averaging only 2-5%. Some companies, like La Compagnie, offer affordable luxury with fewer seats, while others provide essential services to remote areas. Loganair holds records for unique operations, including landing on a beach and the shortest commercial flight in the world, supported by government subsidies.