The Southwest Effect - Sales Rise For All Airlines in The Market

Sales Rise For All Airlines in The Market

The established airlines also feared losing passengers to Southwest Airlines. Instead, it was found that the entry of Southwest and the corresponding drop in air fares stimulated business in the communities and increased demand for air transportation.

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