We address a two-firm booking limit competition game in the airline industry. We assume aggregate common demand, and differentiated ticket fare and capacity, to make this study more realistic. A game theoretic approach is used to analyze the competition game. The optimal booking limits and the best response functions are derived. We show the existence of a pure Nash equilibrium and provide the closed-form equilibrium solution. The location of the Nash equilibrium depends on the relative magnitude of the ratios of the full and discount fares. We also show that the sum of the booking limits of the two firms remains the same regardless of the initial allocation proportion of the demand
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering...
AbstractThe research aims to understand how airlines make operative decisions on fares and frequenci...
In recent years, many traditional practitioners of revenue management (RM) such as airlines or hotel...
A well-studied problem in the literature on airline revenue (or yield) management is the optimal all...
We examine a seat allocation game between two airlines for flights with two fares with dependent ran...
The current practice of revenue management is either quantity based or price based. A quantity based...
We consider capacity management games between airlines who transport passengers over a joint airline...
Frequency competition influences capacity allocation decisions in airline markets and has important ...
Frequency competition influences capacity allocation decisions in airline markets and has important ...
The central focus of this dissertation is to investigate the theory and application of market-driven...
Revenue Management (RM) is the practice of managing perishable assets by control-ling their availabi...
The purpose of this paper is to present a quantitative model of passenger air transport markets. Pas...
This thesis addresses the problem of pricing perishable inventories such as airline seats and hotel...
This dissertation is a collection of essays on dynamic games and airline fare structure. Chapter 1 a...
Demand and revenue management are critical to achieving financial success in the competitive airline...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering...
AbstractThe research aims to understand how airlines make operative decisions on fares and frequenci...
In recent years, many traditional practitioners of revenue management (RM) such as airlines or hotel...
A well-studied problem in the literature on airline revenue (or yield) management is the optimal all...
We examine a seat allocation game between two airlines for flights with two fares with dependent ran...
The current practice of revenue management is either quantity based or price based. A quantity based...
We consider capacity management games between airlines who transport passengers over a joint airline...
Frequency competition influences capacity allocation decisions in airline markets and has important ...
Frequency competition influences capacity allocation decisions in airline markets and has important ...
The central focus of this dissertation is to investigate the theory and application of market-driven...
Revenue Management (RM) is the practice of managing perishable assets by control-ling their availabi...
The purpose of this paper is to present a quantitative model of passenger air transport markets. Pas...
This thesis addresses the problem of pricing perishable inventories such as airline seats and hotel...
This dissertation is a collection of essays on dynamic games and airline fare structure. Chapter 1 a...
Demand and revenue management are critical to achieving financial success in the competitive airline...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering...
AbstractThe research aims to understand how airlines make operative decisions on fares and frequenci...
In recent years, many traditional practitioners of revenue management (RM) such as airlines or hotel...