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How Low-Cost Airlines Alter the Economics of Flying

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When Spirit Airlines began offering flights between Detroit and Philadelphia, the average price for a one-way ticket dropped by as much as 50 percent. (www.nytimes.com) More...

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stansdds
It's actually a basic principle of capitalism. When you introduce more options for the same product or service, you create competition. Competition forces providers of products or services to either offer something special that other providers do not or lower their prices in order to attract customers.
watkinssusan
yes,competition is the basis of capitalism,but you will find a distinctive difference in the products and service ,rather than something special..most people are just trying to get from point a to point b ,and unless they are on a vacation trip, or doing discretionary travel,the best schedule and quickest flight time is the calling card..not the amenities...

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