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The reason you would regulate something like this is because airport capacity is a huge bottleneck for air travel where demand always outstrips supply, and ever
by skohan 5y ago
The reason you would regulate something like this is because airport capacity is a huge bottleneck for air travel where demand always outstrips supply, and every flight which doesn't run creates a massive opportunity cost for a flight which would have otherwise served a lot of real travelers.
If you made it purely a pay-per-slot system, what would prevent some airlines buying a lot more slots than they need, making air travel more expensive and more painful for everyone?
- toast0 5y agoOverbook the slots. It's fair, because airlines overbook their seats.