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Thanks for the reply.I cannot say for sure but it would seem that three factors satisfy your question:
Average segment length on many of the East Coast segments are shorter, plus RJs(fewer seats over which to distribute costs), drive ASM costs higher.
The higher profitability is a factor of higher ticket prices over those segments due to less competiton over those segment routes.
You can look up the labor rates which do not seem to be the root cause.