U.S. Major Airlines' Market Share Sinks 16% Over Past 11 Years
U.S. major airlines' market share sank more than 16% over the past 11 years, according to new DAILY data, while the market share of low-fare carriers has tripled. Between 1990 and 2001, low-fare airlines' share of domestic passengers has grown from 5.5% to 18%, while major airlines now represent 65...
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