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2010年12月14日 星期二

Isle of air make money Fare stability determination

Travelers take flight with inexpensive price during the war, but also helps make the dirt-cheap rate son of Aloha

Posted: 01: 30 a.m. HST, 05 Dec 2010

Interisland travelers can only dream fares today's $ 19 and $ 39 one way are in General only a few years ago.The low one-way fares offered by airlines, Hawaii, and to Mokulele now $ 63 while the island Air that does not offer the same level as rivals have low of $ 56 on top of that all checked baggage fee of $ samop 10 for first bag.But checks if there are lining the pension higher fares It is three airlines are now increasing the heads of the three that prices have stabilized and that if the fuel costs in check Fares are near current levels consumers enjoyed lower travel costs, almost two years, said in an airplane is dropped when the historian Peter Forman.Prices Mesa Air Group came into market interisland airlines with great fanfare almost five years ago and started the war fare seen one-way ticket for a low $ 1.That cannot last for long and it's not we see fares from unsustainable levels in recent history, and that's what's good for the health market Airline "Hawaii early spokesperson Wagner Keoni said.The fare wars end cost Mesa Airlines, Hawaiian Islands, and air and million dollar rally helped the wait for the shutdown of the age of 61 years, Aloha Airlines.Hawaiian win big with 84 percent of interisland market passenger according to the latest information from the State Department of transport in the full year 2007 at the latest in Aloha Hawaiian operations performed 49 percent of interisland passengers.Go!, which happens as capital together with latecomer Mokulele airlines in October 2009 and to have an approximately 10 percent Mokulele of passengers today compared to just under 8 per cent in 2007 the share market for passengers of Air today is just under 5 percent.Hawaiian have straight quarter, increasing to 10 to Mokulele now interact with Mesa President & CEO Jonathan Ornstein and Island Air marginally increasing says owner and President Charlie Willis.The benefactor, your price war is consumers said that" people save hundreds of millions of dollars over the last five years, Ornstein "company (to Mokulele) is a must and I expect it will remain so in the future," consumers may continue to receive from the threat of further competition in the market, interisland say Forman in a local historian, "in the market for air healthier it is higher, but since there is a strong one fly in the market, that is, price restrictions to avoid to Southwest Airlines, Alaska Airlines and set up the interisland airline," said.One What he is clear: Aloha suffered most from the price war in the month of March 2008 and put off more than ceasing 2000 mass layoff employees in state history.To today discussion executives and analysts airlines are to blame for owners of Aloha Air Willis blames demise.Island! "when we came into the market and keep notes for anything near what no one can compete in the market that type Willis say" Aloha go out of business in a box, but Mike Boyd aviation consultant for Boyd use Colorado said should not be blamed for pulling up stakes Mesa Aloha is they have responsibility for all Boyd said "this is a business and (Aloha) is a big boy is not sufficient for the three markets to begin with, and to Have every right to go into the market, in letters to the editor. Former CEO David Aloha Banmiller said: a list by going to Hawaii destabilized the local market and the intention of going! ' s predatory pricing was put out of business, Aloha ... but the device is Aloha Ornstein and high cost and are ripe for challenges if it hadn't been we entered the market it will get another carrier Ornstein said "I think if you have chosen management in working with us as we have proposed Results are very different for everyone . " Subscribe to the Honolulu Star-advertisers:
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