Airline Economics & Revenue
What airline economics & revenue means
Pricing, yield management and cost structures for airlines.
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Yield management aims to:
- sell every seat at one price
- maximise revenue by varying fares
- reduce safety checks
- ignore demand
Working: Airlines adjust fares by demand and timing to maximise revenue per flight.
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Related skills
Other Airline and Airport Management skills in Aviation Management, at the same point in the course.
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