What I mean is that, if everyone payed what people who travel for pleasure pay, then people travelling for business would pay much less than they’re willing to, so the amount of value airports produce would be a lot less than what they’d get. If they charged everyone the same, either it would get so expensive that people would only travel for business, even though it’s worth while for people to travel for pleasure, or it would be cheap enough that people travelling for business would fly for a fraction of what they’re willing to pay. Either way, airports that are worth building would go unbuilt since the airport wouldn’t actually be able to make enough money to build it.
What I mean is that, if everyone payed what people who travel for pleasure pay, then people travelling for business would pay much less than they’re willing to, so the amount of value airports produce would be a lot less than what they’d get. If they charged everyone the same, either it would get so expensive that people would only travel for business, even though it’s worth while for people to travel for pleasure, or it would be cheap enough that people travelling for business would fly for a fraction of what they’re willing to pay. Either way, airports that are worth building would go unbuilt since the airport wouldn’t actually be able to make enough money to build it.