Pandemic Downturn Opens New Doors For Low-Cost Carriers

Southwest Airlines Boeing 737
Southwest was the largest U.S. airline by capacity during the 2020 third quarter.
Credit: Steven M. Keller/Southwest Airlines
The unprecedented commercial aviation downturn caused by the novel coronavirus pandemic will reshape the competitive landscape in air travel for years to come. But for low-cost carriers (LCC) at least, there may be opportunity amid the carnage. While no passenger carrier has been spared the...

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