Cooperative Game Study of Airlines Based on Flight Frequency Optimization

Wanming Liu, Wendong Yang and Xinghui Zhu

Journal of Applied Mathematics, 2014, vol. 2014, issue 1

Abstract: By applying the game theory, the relationship between airline ticket price and optimal flight frequency is analyzed. The paper establishes the payoff matrix of the flight frequency in noncooperation scenario and flight frequency optimization model in cooperation scenario. The airline alliance profit distribution is converted into profit distribution game based on the cooperation game theory. The profit distribution game is proved to be convex, and there exists an optimal distribution strategy. The results show that joining the airline alliance can increase airline whole profit, the change of negotiated prices and cost is beneficial to profit distribution of large airlines, and the distribution result is in accordance with aviation development.

Date: 2014
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