论文信息 - Effects of fuel prices on air transportation performance at New York and San Francisco airports

Effects of fuel prices on air transportation performance at New York and San Francisco airports

Industry strategists, government regulators, and the media have focused on addressing concerns over the performance of the air transportation system with respect to delays. One of the strategies proposed has been to limit the scheduled operations at an airport to a priori feasible capacity limits. This approach has been criticized on the basis that it would reduce the number of markets served and increase airfares.

Karla Hoffman | Lance Sherry | John Ferguson | Abdul Qadar Kara

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