In your hypothetical model where the prices stay flat during peak times, who gets to fly? Say you have 10x more demand than capacity for that one week. Do we p

In your hypothetical model where the prices stay flat during peak times, who gets to fly? Say you have 10x more demand than capacity for that one week. Do we pick at random? First to book? The techie who builds an automated platform to snipe the tickets? I’d argue that insisting on the low demand price during periods of high demand is pure greed on the part of the consumer. It’s like demanding a ribeye for the price of dog food grade ground scraps.