But United and American post only the total air fare, meaning passengers have to explore further to find out how much of what they are paying is for the ticket, and which portion is for fees.
Ms. Jacobson said that movies aimed at adults, with or without fleeting moments of bare skin, are often more affordable to make than special-effects-laden fare, meaning they are quicker to turn a profit and rarely result in huge losses.
Milligan speculated the bill may have been adapted for the local conditions, slim fare meaning the birds had to pick at dangerous scorpions and spiders.
Snowday serves self-described "gourmet lumberjack" fare, meaning they take maple syrup and utilize it in some delicious, sweet-meets-savory ways.
It's also capable of doling out the regular vending machine snack fare, meaning it can "serve a complete meal ALL from the same machine".
It is typical activist fare, meaning among other things it assumes nobody will read the citations.
In the listing of "How will the 2002s fare?"–meaning projected reliability many of the recommended cars are rated with below-average dependability, and that includes Detroit brands and foreign nameplates.
He added that Gatwick had pledged to cap landing charges, meaning fares would stay lower.
The chancellor, George Osborne, cut funding for day-to-day operations in London by 25% in the last spending review, meaning fares are likely to rise in coming years.
