Sentence examples for fares remain from inspiring English sources

Planes are more crowded than ever, but fares remain near historically low levels.

"But it did nothing to address other problems in the system," he added, namely, that business fares remain too high in relation to those offered by low-fare airlines.

According to the American Express Business Travel Monitor, which tracks business air fares in 215 domestic city pairs each month, while typical business air fares remain at record high levels and have shot up 77percentt since 1996, they stayed flat in March and February at about an average of $1,158 for a round-trip ticket.

Due to heated competition among airlines at its McCarran International Airport, fares remain low and flights are plentiful.

While base fares remain, on average, around 50% lower than they would if the old, regulated pricing system had remained in place and merely kept up with inflation.

Cheap ticket offers and the end of the Iraq war helped British Airways post a 2.1% increase in May passenger traffic, but it said its fares remain under pressure from competition and weak demand.

Until the 1950s, airline patrons characteristically traveled on a first-class basis, and fares remained relatively high until increased patronage paved the way for decreased prices.

On a third crucial question, the economic impact on medallion owners, the study found that medallion prices would be likely to drop if fares remained the same.

But an experimental freeing of prices on 11 routes in April found that average fares remained at or below the former ceilings.

Before he returned to Belfast, he said that if fares remained low, he would come back to Stewart, rent a car and drive 400 miles to see relatives in Toronto.

These fares remained far cheaper than the equivalent fares from Waterloo to Brookwood for both living and dead passengers on the Southern Railway (SR), which had absorbed the LSWR in the 1923 restructuring of Britain's railways.