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Old November 26th 04, 03:17 AM
Capt.Doug
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"Jay Honeck" wrote in message Question: WHY do the airlines that fly into
Cedar Rapids insist on flying back and forth with mostly empty planes?
There must be something else in play here -- anyone know?


If half of the rooms in your hotel were pre-paid in advance wether or not
they were being used, would you still care about dropping the price? While
there may be few passengers, 50% of the seats or more are already paid for.
The rest is gravy. Mainline code-share partners and the government's
Essential Air Service contracts keep the commuters in business.

D.


 




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