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Adjusting to extreme demand volatility: A comparative analysis of air navigation service provider financial resilience in the southern Asia-Pacific
Air navigation service providers fund their operations almost entirely through activity-based user charges, creating a structural dependency between revenue and air traffic volume. When traffic collapses, revenue falls immediately, but the cost base, dominated by specialised labour under fixed-term
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