……………………… They are able to drive prices down by having a low advertised fare, and then making additional charges for “extras” such as booking a seat or checking in luggage carried in the aircraft’s hold, things that were normally included in the fares of the legacy carriers, the airlines with a long established reputation. There are other efficiencies, such as the use of smaller less expensive airports, that can also keep costs down.
A.
One reason for this growth is that travellers are able to find low-cost deals more easily using the internet.
B.
One reason for this growth is that low-cost carriers (LCCs) have gained a larger share of the market.
C.
One reason for this growth is that many more airlines have entered the market, providing a greater range of choices for travellers.