It is not considered market allocation if two different airlines agree to split the major travel routes between them,rather than both fly to all the same cities.

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Market allocation, a form of antitrust violation, occurs when competitors agree to divide markets among themselves, such as by geographic area or type of customer. When two airlines agree to split major travel routes instead of competing on all routes, it is considered market allocation.

It Is Not Considered Market Allocation If Two Different Airlines