Last fall, United Airlines began offering about 300 new international trips in its last-minute E-Fare program, including Shanghai and Amsterdam.
In the wake of price hikes and the cancellation of a ride-free zone downtown, transit agencies introduced a cheaper bus fare program for lower-income residents.
Most of the major domestic carriers either have or are in the process of running an e-mail fare program, analysts said.
The Mostly Mozart Festival opened its 35th season on Tuesday night at Avery Fisher Hall with precisely the kind of standard-fare program that has garnered the festival planners considerable criticism for their lack of artistic vision.
If US Airways and American prevail and the merger goes forward, they will most likely have to make significant concessions to the Justice Department — perhaps agree to carve out some routes, sell landing rights at Washington's Reagan National Airport, or keep a low-fare program for a period of time.
The theatre will offer new independent and foreign films along with classic fare, programmed by Jake Perlin and Aliza Ma.
The series, with Tony Shalhoub as Adrian Monk, was one of the earliest examples of what has since become common fare: programs built around characters who are distinctive misfits.
Positioning themselves for a slackening market, JetBlue and AirTran airways, focused on budget-sensitive personal travel, have already announced promotional low-fare programs for the September post-holiday season, offers not usually made until late July or early August, according to Helane Becker, airline analyst at the investment bank Dahlman Rose.
We want to create the city infrastructure to those subways, and as we scale, we'll also be able to offer things like reduced fare programs.
In many ways the Netherlands is very similar to Denmark concerning well-fare programs and labour market policies.
