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Essay heading: Southwest Airlines Case
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The only variable costs are the transaction costs of issuing a ticket (very low with e-tickets), the extra fuel the plane uses because of the extra weight of the passenger and luggage, and any in-flight food or beverages. The true variable cost of flying one additional passenger is very low.
So, air transportation is a very high fixed-cost business... displayed 300 characters
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In such a business, volume is important. The unit price minus unit variable cost (unit contribution) is high. An airline must have a high volume of passengers to cover the high fixed costs. Operating below break-even volume results in an airline losing lots of money quickly. Operating above break-even volume results in an airline making lots of money quickly... displayed next 300 characters
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