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A new daily flight: the 30-second close

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A Gulf airline asks whether to add a daily flight to a new city. Turn the case numbers into a 30-second close.

Each flight has 180 seats and is expected to be 80 percent full at an average fare of USD 200. Each flight costs USD 25,200 to run, including fuel, crew, airport charges and the aircraft. All figures are illustrative.

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