Sentence examples for fix fares from inspiring English sources

In 1994, six large airlines settled charges brought by the Justice Department that they had used a computerized reservation system to fix fares.

Pre-deregulation fixed fares, you see, meant airlines had to compete in other ways for customers, namely through better service, not better prices.

Until then, those flaws remained in the system because the government fixed fares to cover the airlines' high operating costs, economists say.

His loudest, most foul-mouthed complaints are about three regulations in particular: taxis' fixed fares; a fifty-cent-per-ride surcharge paid by taxi riders, which subsidizes New York City's public-transit system; and an agreement by taxi owners that half of all yellow cabs will eventually be wheelchair accessible.

In order to prevent potential discrimination, the researchers suggest a number of changes, like removing names to identify passengers and drivers, increasing disincentives for driver cancellations and implementing fixed fares.

Taxicabs charge fixed fares to/from all destinations when the airport is the origin or destination.[8] Ask the taxi dispatcher at the airport (look for a Tourism Department uniform) for the rates.

Don't even discuss a flat or fixed fare.

"Fees have become an easy way for us to try and fix the fares," he said.

But industry experts, not to mention passengers, are praising the European airlines for at least trying to fix complex fare structures that have driven many travelers to low-cost carriers or other modes of transportation.

Shuttle also includes fixed rate fare, which are not impacted by Prime Time, where increased demand causes normal Lyft pricing to rise.

But he played down the effect on the principle of low-cost travel: "Yes, there's an impact but is there really a lot in there that people can't fix?" The European Low Fares Airline Association, which represents nine low-cost carriers, criticised a lack of consultation by the commission which it said had "resulted in much uncertainty".