50 for the commissions. Thus, Westcoast will lose $24,665.5 for each of their own flights.
For the chartered flights, Westcoast will earn $75,000, plus the fuel costs of $14,000 and the food costs. The $75,000 is then applied to the $67,500, and Westcoast will gain $7,500 per chartered flight. On purely financial considerations, the charter deal will give Westcoast more customers per flight on their own flights, and will allow them to operate some flights profitably.
However, there are other considerations that would impact this decision. The company is losing money -- a lot of it -- on every one of its own flights. The current load factor is just 46%. This...
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