AbstractThe research aims to understand how airlines make operative decisions on fares and frequencies of service in a competitive envi-ronment. A game approach has been developed to model the airlines’ choices in a duopolistic market. In particular, the short haul market for intercity linkages has been investigated. In this segment the air mode is in competition with other ground modes (i.e. road and high speed rail). A bi-level optimization program has been realized. The variables of model are: fares and frequencies of airlines
There are substantial fare dispersions in the airline industry. There are various theoretical explan...
We address a two-firm booking limit competition game in the airline industry. We assume aggregate co...
A methodology is developed in order to assess the viability of transport infrastructure investment i...
The research aims to understand how airlines make operative decisions on fares and frequencies of se...
AbstractThe research aims to understand how airlines make operative decisions on fares and frequenci...
This chapter develops a model to simulate contemporary competition between network and point-to-poin...
Game theory models provide very powerful tools for evaluating strategies that are beneficial to both...
In this paper, a game-theoretic framework is applied in order to model the competition scenario betw...
The purpose of this paper is to present a quantitative model of passenger air transport markets. Pas...
Under deregulation, airlines developed hub-and-spoke (HS) networks enabling them to aggregate demand...
In the travel industry high-speed trains and airlines are increasingly competing for passengers, and...
In the travel industry high-speed trains and airlines are increasingly competing for passengers, and...
In the travel industry high-speed trains and airlines are increasingly competing for passengers, and...
Airlines and high speed rail are increasingly competing for passengers, especially in Europe and Asi...
AbstractA methodology is developed in order to assess the viability of transport infrastructure inve...
There are substantial fare dispersions in the airline industry. There are various theoretical explan...
We address a two-firm booking limit competition game in the airline industry. We assume aggregate co...
A methodology is developed in order to assess the viability of transport infrastructure investment i...
The research aims to understand how airlines make operative decisions on fares and frequencies of se...
AbstractThe research aims to understand how airlines make operative decisions on fares and frequenci...
This chapter develops a model to simulate contemporary competition between network and point-to-poin...
Game theory models provide very powerful tools for evaluating strategies that are beneficial to both...
In this paper, a game-theoretic framework is applied in order to model the competition scenario betw...
The purpose of this paper is to present a quantitative model of passenger air transport markets. Pas...
Under deregulation, airlines developed hub-and-spoke (HS) networks enabling them to aggregate demand...
In the travel industry high-speed trains and airlines are increasingly competing for passengers, and...
In the travel industry high-speed trains and airlines are increasingly competing for passengers, and...
In the travel industry high-speed trains and airlines are increasingly competing for passengers, and...
Airlines and high speed rail are increasingly competing for passengers, especially in Europe and Asi...
AbstractA methodology is developed in order to assess the viability of transport infrastructure inve...
There are substantial fare dispersions in the airline industry. There are various theoretical explan...
We address a two-firm booking limit competition game in the airline industry. We assume aggregate co...
A methodology is developed in order to assess the viability of transport infrastructure investment i...