The phrase "about airfare" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics related to flight costs or travel expenses.
Example: "I need to gather some information about airfare before booking my trip to New York."
Alternatives: "regarding flight costs" or "concerning travel expenses".
Lack of availability and hidden costs are the two most common reasons for customers to feel aggrieved about airfare advertising.
Yapta, which has been able to gain a steady group of consumer followers since its launch in 2007, is revealing a few compelling statistics about airfare price fluctuations.
OurPlanet will pay for all flights for their "Nomads", so at least you won't have to worry about airfare while you travel the globe.
Kate and Cooper's submission won the contest and a spot at Fallon's book release party in New York City, with no worries about airfare or hotel costs.
We'll talk more about airfares with the approach of the summer peak leisure travel season.
Today, if a user asks for information about airfares between, say New York and Miami, the first non-sponsored link he (or she) sees is a box of flights provided by Google's own online-booking service.
Who among us hasn't leafed through a catalog before heading to the mall, or called a travel agent for advice about airfares and then either bought the tickets on-line or purchased them directly from the airline to get a better price?
Jet fuel prices have shot up 40%to50%0% over last year, but airline passengers in the U.S. don't need to worry about airfares following that trend — yet.
The number of complaints filed by air travelers with the U.S. Department of Transportation jumped 30% in 2015 over the previous year, with complaints about airfares nearly doubling, according to data released Thursday by the federal agency.
Airlines had come under criticism during last year's hurricane season after some travelers complained about high airfares during Hurricane Irma, which hit Cuba and Florida.
