Getting It Wrong:
The biggest U.S. airlines and the people who analyze them figure the carriers' dismal financial performance in the second quarter was due to a downturn in yields and an upturn in unit costs, especially labor costs. For the most part, they are right. But as usual, there is more to it than that. Yield...
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