Depends on the route, and that wasn't the best example I agree. It's more a question of not understanding how the airlines can afford to cut prices so deeply, a

Depends on the route, and that wasn't the best example I agree. It's more a question of not understanding how the airlines can afford to cut prices so deeply, and yet trains remain expensive. I'm not clear on the economics, which leaves me frustrated due to not understanding. This helps a little: http://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/14032/market-economy-why-air-is-cheaper-than-train/14034#14034 http://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/14032/market-econo...