Good Housekeeping magazine article from August 1981 titled Carter's Notebook discussing cut-price air travel

A press clipping from Good Housekeeping magazine's August 1981 issue featuring "Carter's Notebook" column about the impact of cut-price air fares on the travel industry. The article discusses how budget airlines like Laker Airways were affecting traditional carriers and the emergence of "bucket shops" selling discounted airline tickets, reflecting the competitive aviation market during Sir Freddie Laker's era.