De-Peaking Cost American Airlines Market Share at Chicago O'Hare, Study Says
Credit: JOSEPH PRIES
De-peaking flight operations at hub airports--a technique used by network airlines in recent years to reduce costs and increase efficiency--runs the risk of market-share losses and negative overall results because of lengthened connection times, a paper presented at the Transportation Research Board...
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