For Mr. Tilton and Mr. Smisek, when evaluating any airline merger, the first and most obvious question from the antitrust perspective is whether the merger will result in an increase in fares or a reduction in flights.
Hatch emphasizes key concerns regarding airline mergers related to fares and flight reductions.
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