Air Travel Demand and Airline Seat Inventory Management.¶
Belobaba, P. P. (1987). Air Travel Demand and Airline Seat Inventory Management. Operations Research, 37(2), 183-197.
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- Price Discrimination
- that formalized the field as an intersection of price discrimination, stochastic inventory control, and operations research.
This sourceFoundational works on airline yield management; introduces the EMSR (Expected Marginal Seat Revenue) heuristic and frames revenue management as applied price discrimination under capacity constraints.
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Belobaba's abstract prices seats at different fares under uncertain demand with an EMSR decision model; it does not show the later textbooks formalizing the field.
“The application of booking limits on the number of seats available at different prices on the same flight allows airlines to increase revenues.”
- that formalized the field as an intersection of price discrimination, stochastic inventory control, and operations research.
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