On the recordJune 16, 2010
If the same number of people want to travel, but there are less options available, all else equal, prices would rise.
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congress.govIf the same number of people want to travel, but there are less options available, all else equal, prices would rise.
Thune explains how reduced flight options can lead to higher ticket prices.
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