How This Airline Is Growing Its Network Without Adding a Single Plane
Summary
Tigerair Taiwan is testing a model that lets it sell itineraries combining its own flights with another carrier’s network, without establishing a traditional interline agreement. The approach expands the destinations it can offer without operating additional aircraft.
The key shift is from expanding through fleet growth to expanding through network access. Tigerair
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Airlines may be able to broaden their networks faster and more cheaply by selling access to partners’ routes rather than adding planes.