Sentence examples for average fare for from inspiring English sources

The taxi workers alliance, meanwhile, is pushing for a nearly 50percentt increase, raising the average fare for a 2.8-mile trip to $10.14, not including tip.

The average fare for all domestic flights increased by 4.2 percent between 2007 and 2012, to $375, after adjusting for inflation, according to data submitted to the Transportation Department.

According to Bing Travel, in mid-July the average fare for flights from New York City this September was $264 — down 25percentt from the same period last year.

I felt ashamed for asking, and then I realized - hey, wait a minute, the average fare for this cabin is $4,400 each way.

It means that average fares for season tickets and off-peak returns will rise by 3.1%, with some permitted to rise by 5.1% at the operator's discretion.

Last year, average fares for tickets purchased less than a week before travel were about $2,600, almost double the price of those bought at least 28 days in advance.

For the first half, Aer Lingus said revenue fell 12percentto to 555 million euros, with average fares for the period dropping by 17percentt.

Holders of 7-day cards, which cost $25, make 16 linked trips a week, for an average fare of $1.56.

Our brand new trains will be cheaper than other rail services, greener than the plane, quicker than the coach and will get passengers from London to Edinburgh earlier than they can arrive today, all for an average fare of less than £25".

Someone who needs to go from Park Slope, Brooklyn, to JFK airport, for example, can expect to pay the average fare of $38.

The authority has said that its average fare — accounting for those with unlimited-ride MetroCards and other discounts — is $1.76, meaning that the idea will cost about $167,000 even before including other Brooklyn passengers who might ride for free.