An asterisk indicating a code-share
An asterisk indicating a code-share next to a flight number takes away about 25% of the revenue for that flight, says Continental Express President David Siegel. It can be up to 50% for an international flight, he added. There are several reasons. To many, especially travel agents, the asterisk...
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