Ask AI: Why there was a liberalisation of commercial air transport?

The liberalisation of commercial air transport was driven primarily by economic factors, as well as by growing consumer demand for more competitive and efficient air travel options. The liberalisation of this market permitted the emergence of new players, who could provide more competitive pricing and a wider range of services, along with improved quality and customer service. This helped push prices lower, while offering customers a greater range of options. Additionally, the liberalisation of the commercial air transport market allowed for the development of more efficient routes and a higher frequency of flights. This enhanced the competitiveness of the market and allowed passengers to find better deals and more convenient travel times. The liberalisation of air transport also had a positive impact on the environment, thanks to increased efficiency and more efficient use of fuel. This decreases the amount of emissions being released into the atmosphere, and helps to reduce the impact of air transport on the environment.