US Airline Policy Changes in an Era of Consolidation

Examines impact of deregulation, hub centered network systems with spokes cross-feeding traffic to the carrier's own flights, dominant market positions, and other issues; includes policy proposals from the Department of Transportation (DOT) and The National Research Council (NRC).

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subjects Air transport
Air transportation industry
Airlines
Airports
Competition
Concentration ratios
Developments in Transport Policy
Economic aspects
Flight operations
Incumbents
Monopoly
Passengers
Regulation
Traffic
Transportation department
Transportation economics
Transportation policy
United States
Variable costs
title US Airline Policy Changes in an Era of Consolidation
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