THE RAPID EMBRACE OF LOW-cost carriers by way of European travelers has sent shockwaves [i]or[/i] part of to the other the airline food chain.

THE RAPID EMBRACE OF LOW-cost carriers by way of European travelers has sent shockwaves [i]or[/i] part of to the other the airline food chain, and although embattled former flag carriers may be shouting the loudest the impact also is felt at those that formerly operated subject to the radar. Lacking a dominion owner/protector or a defendable niche, many of Europe's small privately haveed airlines are in a competitive no man's land, caught up in the slugfest between money-losing legacy carriers and their LCC tormentors.

That's the situation facing Denmark's Maersk Air, which is transforming itself to suitable the ...

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