RJcasualty
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"...(lack of air service) is changing the way we do business that is not beneficial to the airline industry..." http://www.cnbc.com/id/101283739
Yes, but in those days, the fares were also controlled by the Feds, and no airline was required to sell a DFW-LAX roundtrip ticket for $95 each way, either. To fly from SYR to ORD non-stop cost enough that the airline at least covered its costs.MCI transplant said:Isn't "Deregulation" great? ------- Under a regulated Airline industry, Airlines were required to service these mid-size Cities.
I remember having to pay last minute walk up fares from IAH to MSY of over $400 roundtrip, and you barely had time to smoke 2 cigarettes on those flights. :LOL:jimntx said:Yes, but in those days, the fares were also controlled by the Feds, and no airline was required to sell a DFW-LAX roundtrip ticket for $95 each way, either. To fly from SYR to ORD non-stop cost enough that the airline at least covered its costs.