Projected Delay Costs, Lost Fares Swayed DOT Decision On HDR
DOT's decision to leave the high-density rule unchanged was driven by the projected cost of delays due to increased service and airlines' loss of fare premiums (DAILY, June 21). Lifting the rule generally would increase operations - and revenues - for the four high-density airports, although under...
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