Since it is a given that passengers prefer the shortest time in flight, can a carrier publish schedules that are shorter than the competition for competitive advantage knowing that the actual flight will take longer than schedule? Question 3 options: a) Yes, it can publish false schedules shown with shorter than realistic flight times, as that is just advertising hype like "new and improved" or the "very best value." b) Yes, it can publish schedules that show shorter than realistic flight times as it alone controls its flight schedules. c) No, it can't because 14 CFR 121.541 requires the airline to publish realistic schedules based on realistic evaluation of aircraft performance and prevailing winds. It must also allow reasonable time for aircraft servicing. d) No, it can't because both anti-trust regulations and state unfair trade practices laws prevent such actions