Sentence examples for airfares based on from inspiring English sources

It's getting harder to search airfares based on flexible travel dates now that many sites (Orbitz, Hotwire, Travelocity and Expedia among them) have eliminated their flexible-date calendars.

We calculated the average airfare based on flight prices from half a dozen airports in cities across Canada.

We calculated the average airfare based on flight prices from almost two dozen airports in cities across the U.S. First off, the average were all below $1,000.

It gave me a $2,023-per-person six-night toip to London, which included airfare, based on double occupancy, and a double room at the Best Western near Paddington Station for an April 10-17 trip.

Airfares are based on a seven-day advance purchase, leaving Friday and returning Monday.

The attorney general pointed out that officials are now required to pay airfare reimbursements based on charter costs for private planes rather than rates for commercial flights.

Prices don't include international airfare and are based on double occupancy.

As early as this month, airlines worldwide may start testing a strategy that could customise airfare pricing and itinerary results based on who is searching.

*For the curious but too-poor-for-airfare, "Honk," the unlikely British hit based on the story of the ugly duckling, will be staged at the Helen Hayes Performing Arts Center in Nyack, N.Y., beginning tomorrow.

Plug in your home airport and favorite acts and the map will tell you which festival to attend based on the cost of airfare and ticket prices.

OVER THE HANDLEBARS GETTING THERE To get to Avignon by plane from New York can mean connections and airfares of $1,400 or more for travel this summer, based on a recent Web search.