mweiss said:How about you play Nicholson? :huh:
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You contend that Airline travel (specifically leisure) demand is elastic in all ranges. That's nonsensical. Saying that the price elasticity of demand for leisure travel is elastic is by definition saying that an X percent decrease in fares would result in a LARGER increase in demand, thus raising revenue. you statement that that is true for ALL ticket price ranges would imply that it is your belief that if fares were $2.00 for a transcon flight, lowering the price to $1.00 would double demand. not plausible. You may think we are not yet in a region of elastic demand, but to contend there is none is ludicrous. 😉
What's it like 'n those big cities like North Carolina? Heck, we only travel to small ones like Detroit, Tokyo or Mumbai. Do you have to lock ya doors there? Have a nice day, back atcha!
"Always great to chat with such NICE people in the industry....only kidding you know. " Stop getting flirty, or I'll report you. :unsure: