Network Carriers Narrow Cost Gap With Low-Fare Airlines
In a little more than three years, the cost gap between large U.S. network carriers and their low-fare “value” rivals has narrowed by some 40%, and trends so far suggest that this gap will keep closing during the next few quarters. Aviation Week analyzed cost per available seat mile (CASM) data for...
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