Chapter 6 On Airline Pricing Behavior During Financial Turnarounds

Christian Hofer

A chapter in Pricing Behavior and Non-Price Characteristics in the Airline Industry, 2012, pp 139-155 from Emerald Group Publishing Limited

Abstract: Few industries may be better suited to study the effects of financial distress on managerial decision making than the airline industry. Economic recessions, natural catastrophes, and terrorist attacks are just some of the factors that frequently take a particularly heavy toll on the airline industry. Thus, coping with and overcoming financial distress is a critical aspect of airline management.

Date: 2012
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