Demand-time Fares Not New
Articles and letters to the editor have reported objections to increasing costs for flight operations during high-demand times. The concept is not new. Airlines have charged lower fares for flights during low-demand periods. In the mid-1960s, I regularly flew between Seattle and Anchorage, Alaska...
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