U.S. Low-Cost Competitors Face Off
Credit: joepriesaviation.net
U.S. low-cost carriers used to be loath to compete against each other. After all, there were plenty of easy pickings to choose from: routes served by no one or only a higher-cost legacy carrier, where they could come in to stimulate demand and steal market share with their lower but still profit...
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