Sentence examples for fare category from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because Orbitz is owned by airlines, the air fare category is more refined than the other functions.

Frontier has a second, more lenient, fare category called Classic Plus (costs more), but there's very little wiggle room with Economy except in the case of your death, in which case you probably can get your money back.

Most sites do not advertise the taxes before this; most websites use the lowest price per day as the advertised price--however, this fare category (flights) or room type could be sold out when you go to book.

She tries to decide whether her children fit into the "youth" fare or "Student" fare categories.

For years, Southwest's site, www.southwest.com, has been displaying a range of fare categories — from fares refundable at any time to restrictive fares — for each flight.

By the end of the summer, the new model will be in place for all such flights -- London to Rome and London to Glasgow, for example -- and British Airways will have cut its 26 fare categories to a dozen, all without restrictions.

Below that, a grid displayed several fare categories ranging from Economy Super Saver, on the low end and with the most restrictions, to the most expensive, First Flexible, for each of 15 different flights available on that day.

Comment: Due to the numerous standard conditions applicable to most airline tickets, NAAG has confined the definition of "material restrictions" to those restrictions and limitations that are specific and unique to certain fare categories (i. e., those that are different from the restrictions and limitations that apply to a standard coach ticket).

3. Flights with multiple stops automatically charge the highest possible fare The "class" in "class mapping" does not refer to different levels of airline service - first class, business class and economy - but to different fare categories airlines charge for any given flight.

Instead of confronting a long list of flight times or round-trip fares for a given date, a customer can now click on Price & Schedule to view prices in an easy-to-read grid that shows up to eight fare categories, including "y-up" airfares, those coveted coach-price tickets for business or first-class seats.

To an economist, this range of fare categories and add-ons is rational.