$\textbf{ [Advanced Material] }$ If airlines found that the number of no-shows starts to increase,then its policy for optimal overbooking would tend to:
A)make them reduce the amount of overbooking.
B)cause them to increase the amount of overbooking.
C)let them keep the same amount of overbooking.

Question

$\textbf{    [Advanced Material]     }$  If airlines found that the number of no-shows starts to increase,then its policy for optimal overbooking would tend to:
A)make them reduce the amount of overbooking.
B)cause them to increase the amount of overbooking.
C)let them keep the same amount of overbooking.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

If the number of no-shows increases, airlines would likely increase the amount of overbooking to ensure that flights are still filled to capacity, maximizing revenue.

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