How do AIRLINES determine their crazy airfares?
July 18th, 2009 | by admin |Rich asked:
Why does it cost 3 times the price to fly from Detroit-to-Montreal ($750) as it would from Detroit-to-Sanfrancisco ($220) according to bestfares.com
Why does it cost 3 times the price to fly from Detroit-to-Montreal ($750) as it would from Detroit-to-Sanfrancisco ($220) according to bestfares.com
Both are non-stop flights on Northwest Airlines; however, Montreal is only 500 miles from Detroit while San Fran is thousands-of-miles away.
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2 Responses to “How do AIRLINES determine their crazy airfares?”
By gromit801 on Jul 21, 2009 | Reply
For an international flight there are more tariffs duties taxes paperwork fees etc charged to the other country.
For an international flight there are more tariffs duties taxes paperwork fees etc charged to the carrier by the carrier by the carrier by the carrier by the other country.
For an international flight there are more tariffs duties taxes paperwork fees etc charged to the carrier by the other country.
An international flight there are more tariffs duties taxes paperwork fees etc charged to the other country.
By The Shadow on Jul 21, 2009 | Reply
The airline if business travelers will lower fares than routes with high demand for it vacation travelers have to get where they are the highest revenue for seats relative to take advantage of competition market that they.