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VIDEO: One Fool looks at Ryanair Holdings plc (LON:RYA), easyJet plc (LON:EZJ) and International Consolidated Airlines Grp (LON:IAG).
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Low cost carrier Ryanair (LSE: RYA) seems to have pushed its old business model of low cost and an even lower level of customer service about as far as it will go, and now profits are falling. The company is trying to woo back customers with better routes and an improved website, but does this simply highlight that the higher-end easyJet (LSE: EZJ) and British Airways owner IAG (LSE: IAG) are the better airline stocks to own?
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