Illinois Study Shows Passengers Benefit From Atlantic Alliances
A study of 46,620 passenger itineraries of connecting trips across the Atlantic has found that transatlantic alliances result in ticket prices that are 36% lower on average than simple interline fares, and the proposed American-British Airways pairing would do the same, despite fear of the opposite...
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