- Sep 3, 2002
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A friend here in L.A. just purchased, via our website, a round-trip LAX-PIT trip in mid-July. Travel is on a wednesday, no holiday or weekend or red-eye involved. The price, for a flight 3 months from now, was $190 round-trip. As anyone who commutes or regularly flies from LAX can attest, these are some of the most chronically overbooked and heaviest-travelled segments in the entire system, particularly in summer.
My question is why are we giving away these seats for a song three months ahead of time on a flight that will almost surely end up oversold?
What is our "real" revenue problem?
Add me in with the group that just doesn't see the big picture.
My question is why are we giving away these seats for a song three months ahead of time on a flight that will almost surely end up oversold?
What is our "real" revenue problem?
Add me in with the group that just doesn't see the big picture.
