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Is the Decision to Code-share a Route Different for Virtual versus Traditional Code-Share Arrangements?

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  • Du, Yan
  • McMullen, Starr

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This paper analyzes factors that determine whether individual routes remain in or leave a code-share agreement in different scenarios: pooled, purely traditionally code-shared routes, purely virtual code-shared routes and routes both traditionally and purely codeshare. The code-share alliance between Continental and America West Airlines is used as the case study for this analysis. Empirical results show that factors affecting alliance firms’ code sharing decision significantly differ for virtual versus traditional code share agreements.

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  • Du, Yan & McMullen, Starr, 2012. "Is the Decision to Code-share a Route Different for Virtual versus Traditional Code-Share Arrangements?," 53rd Annual Transportation Research Forum, Tampa, Florida, March 15-17, 2012 207084, Transportation Research Forum.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:ndtr12:207084
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.207084
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