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Founder In You@founder.inyou The plane has 200 seats. So why would an airline sell 205 tickets? ✈️ Because airlines know that some passengers may not show up. Overbooking is a deliberate revenue-management practice designed to account for expected no-shows and keep more seats occupied. The tricky part? Sometimes more passengers actually show up than expected and that’s when an oversold flight can lead to passengers being asked to give up their seats or, in some cases, being denied boarding. The business lesson: Airlines aren't selling seats. They're managing uncertainty. Every empty seat after takeoff is revenue that can never be recovered. Follow for business models, surprising strategies, founder stories and lessons hidden inside everyday businesses. airline business, airline strategy, overbooking, airline economics, revenue management, business strategy, aviation business, no show passengers, customer psychology, business model, entrepreneurship, business lessons, startup mindset, airline industry, pricing strategy, Founder In You
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