Since the introduction of low-cost airlines, delays at the nation's busiest airports have increased by 50 percent. To combat this problem, takeoff and landing slots at the busiest airports must be re-allocated with a significant preference towards traditional airlines, or those not considered low-cost airlines, over low-cost airlines.
If true, each of the following casts doubt on the effectiveness of the solution proposed above EXCEPT
A. The primary cause of delays at the nation's busiest airports is weather-related.
B. The delays caused by traditional airlines have continually increased, while those caused by low-cost airlines have continually decreased since the introduction of low-cost airlines.
C. Low-cost airlines account for a higher proportion of the delays than do non-low-cost airlines.
D Traditional airlines already account for approximately ninety percent of all takeoff and landing slots at the nation's busiest airports, as low-cost airlines tend to fly into and out of
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If true, each of the following casts doubt on the effectiveness of the solution proposed above EXCEPT
A. The primary cause of delays at the nation's busiest airports is weather-related.
B. The delays caused by traditional airlines have continually increased, while those caused by low-cost airlines have continually decreased since the introduction of low-cost airlines.
C. Low-cost airlines account for a higher proportion of the delays than do non-low-cost airlines.
D Traditional airlines already account for approximately ninety percent of all takeoff and landing slots at the nation's busiest airports, as low-cost airlines tend to fly into and out of
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