RASK is the revenue an airline earns per seat and kilometer offered, whether filled or not. It is the airline sibling of hotel RevPAR: it blends price and occupancy into one figure comparable across routes. Set against cost per seat-kilometer it says whether the operation is profitable.
Example A route with high RASK but even higher CASK loses money no matter how full it flies.
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