Airlines Say Congestion Pricing Unnecessary, Too Expensive
A wide range of industry groups -- from manufacturers to major and regional airlines -- contend price-based measures to reduce airport congestion are unnecessary, costly and counter-productive. Airlines argue that there is no congestion problem, that capacity improvement is a better approach and...
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