alleryStart learning →As average stage length increases, what typically happens to RASM?
AIt stays exactly fixed
BIt typically decreases
CIt becomes equal to CASM
DIt typically doubles
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. It typically decreases
Revenue rises more slowly than stage length, so revenue per seat mile tends to fall on longer flights.
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