In this paper we extend the work or Pels et al. (2009) by
developing a model of FSC, LCC and high-speed rail that used the
nested logit model to jointly consider air and non-air travel choice
mode. We would like to understand passenger behavior in the
market related to transport mode choice e these choices are mainly
differentiated by their business models e and to find out if there are
any differences in choice behavior between business passengers
and non-business passengers with FSCs, LCCs and high-speed
trains. Logit models are developed to see which factors are more effective in determining choice and if there are any differences in
choice behavior among travelers.