U.S. Majors Keep Lid On Unit Costs In 1993-97
U.S. major airline unit cost structures remained largely fixed over the last five years, and, when inflation is factored in, the industry's cost per available seat mile (CASM) actually declined. The largest 10 airlines reported a 0.4% increase in CASM last year, according to a DAILY analysis of DOT...
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