Sentence examples for fares higher from inspiring English sources

The trustbusters argued that this was a bad deal for passengers who would face "higher air fares, higher fees and fewer choices".The new airline, to be called American Airlines Group, would be the world's biggest, with around 187m passengers a year and more than 100,000 workers.

The ONS said the main drivers behind the increase were rising air fares, higher fuel costs and petrol prices.

While cruise deals to the Caribbean could linger, planes that carry passengers to the port cities are filling up quickly, pushing air fares higher.

One of his fears, he said, is that the financial problems have been exaggerated to push fares higher and keep labor costs down in part because the M.T.A. would like to find a way to help Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg reduce the city's $158 million annual aid to the agency.

Campaigners had warned that privatising Network Rail could send fares higher and would be a return to the days of Railtrack, the private company whose ownership of the rail network until 2002 culminated in bankruptcy and a string of fatal disasters.

And he thinks Maaxi will really come into its own during busy periods when Uber's surge pricing takes its fares higher.

The article addresses how a reduction in the number of regional airports in Norway can improve the air transport services currently characterized by expensive fares, high operating costs and leakage of passengers to larger airports.

The U.S. Justice Department is investigating whether airlines have colluded to limit capacity and keep fares high.

The chairman of Beckenham Town Conservatives, Brian Cooke, tweeted that the three men were "common scum and criminals who cost the railway millions and keep fares high".

We have seen that attitudes improve in the environment of the WBL provider but primarily towards that provider and its workplace and that they fare higher when the student does not attend school at all.

Despite the added capacity, fares are higher than last year.