Solution : Contribution refers to the excess of Selling Price over Variable Cost .
And , Total Contribution = Total Sales (No. of Seats Booked * Selling price per seat) - Total Variable Cost(No. of Seats Booked *Variable Cost per seat)
According to the information given in the question , under Single - Price Approach ,
Number of Seats booked = Average number of passengers on a flight = 81
Revenue or Selling price per seat = $142
Variable Cost per seat = $27
Therefore, Total Contribution = Total Sales (No. of Seats Booked * Selling price per seat) - Total Variable Cost(No. of Seats Booked *Variable Cost per seat)
= [81*$142] - [81*$27] = $9315
So, under single-price approach , total contribution = $9315
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