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For consumers, that means more low fares.

And Robert Joedicke of Shearson Lehman Brothers predicted that with People Express's purchase of Britt Airways, which has a major hub at St . Louis T.W.A. will feel the pressure of more low fares right in its back yard.

British Airways framed the announcement as a cost-saving move (non-reclining seats are lighter and thus more fuel-efficient) that will allow the airline to offer more low fares to passengers on short-haul routes.

The industry gets two more low-fare players this year.

Perhaps the airlines could think of another constituency: those who care more about low fares than legroom.

And while big budget sci-fi flicks battle it out at the cinema with Madagascar 3, the more low-budget fare can be found online.

For more low-key fare, try Quattro for pasta and salads, Lawry's Carvery for roast beef sandwiches or the Champagne Bakery — a nice respite outside by the bridge over Bear Street to South Coast Plaza West — for a latte.

Indeed, all the signs are that we are becoming ever more seduced by low fares.

Laker Airways, which flew transatlantic for five years until its sad demise in 1982, showed that "if you're going to take on the big boys, you need more than just low fares".

So far, more nimble low-fare airlines that fly direct routes, like Southwest Airlines, JetBlue and AirTran, have remained profitable.

Ms. Shore said that the airlines themselves had gotten much more aggressive about offering low fares online, in part because they can fill seats more efficiently through the Internet.