The Illusion of Choice: How Airline Hub Wars Left Detroit Travelers Stranded
In the complex world of commercial aviation, the mantra "competition is good for the consumer" is often cited as a fundamental truth. Lower fares, increased frequency, and better service are the expected dividends of a healthy, competitive market. However, a recent saga involving trans-Atlantic routes between Detroit (DTW) and Keflavik (KEF) offers a cautionary tale….
