Effectively, fare-paying Comet passengers had been used as research and development guinea pigs, a horrible thought.
1991-1992)) for an airline's failure to provide a particular advertised fare — effectively creating an enforceable right to that fare when the advertisement fails to include the mandated explanations and disclaimers.
These packages effectively subsidize low fares.
Earlier this year, JetBlue Airways said it would begin to include the cost of wireless connections in its fares, effectively offering a fast WiFi connection to every passenger without extra cost.
Among many possible interventions in public transport finance and policy designed to enhance the attractiveness of riding public transport, one of the most extreme, which is seldom implemented, is the elimination of passenger fares, effectively making public transport "free" for riders (with operating costs paid from other funding sources).
Our political elite, still wedded to 1990s thinking, tell us that bringing back British Rail is out of the question, yet they seem quite happy for state-owned railway companies from other countries to run services in the UK – and for British passengers to effectively subsidise lower fares in other countries.
But to do that, the company cut its share of all passenger fares effectively to zero.
We discover that Uber, despite its lower standard pricing rates, effectively charges higher fares on average, especially during short in length, but frequent in occurrence, taxi journeys.
And because Uber's app sets the price of a fare, workers effectively have a cap on how much they earn.
And thanks to MetroCard discounts, the fare has effectively gone down for most regular subway and bus riders; they pay far less than the posted $1.50, unchanged for seven years.
Starting today, the airline is now selling Basic Economy fares, which effectively only sell space on an airplane and charge extra for amenities like overhead bin space and seat selection.
