Competition versus Predation in Aviation Markets: A Survey of Experience in North America, Europe and Australia Book

1	Strategic behaviour of incumbents	3
2	Predatory pricing : still a rare occurrence?	37
3	Competition and predation	57
4	Predatory behaviour in Australian aviation markets	81
5	When does airline competition become predation?	95
6	Predation in aviation : the North-American divide	105
7	Airline predation in Canada	129
8	Most low-cost airlines fail(ed) : why did Southwest Airlines prosper?	145
9	The Lufthansa-Germania case at a glance	173
10	Predatory pricing in the airline industry as a challenge to competition law enforcement	183
11	The European 'no-frills'-aviation market : current and future developments	203
12	A case of beer and pretzels	237
13	Investigating airline managers' perception of route entry barriers : a questionnaire-based approach	249
14	Why do low cost carriers arise and how can they survive the competitive responses of established airlines? : a theoretical explanation	269
15	A capacity lock-in rule	289
16	Wide angle preying in land modes? : the problem of missing modes	305
17	An economic framework for assessing predation in air services : markets, barriers to entry, market power and tests	311