Sentence examples for flexible fare from inspiring English sources
The airline today launched a new flexible fare targeted at business travellers that will give passengers flexibility to change their flight up to two hours before the scheduled departure time.
It has already allowed more taxis and more flexible fare structures.
FLEXIBLE FARE -- Through midnight tomorrow, British Airways has round-trip fares between Kennedy or Newark Liberty and London for $248, good for travel through March 31.
McCall, the former chief executive of Guardian Media Group, publisher of the Guardian, said easyJet would "turn Europe orange" by introducing a flexible fare for business passengers, growing its fleet by 24 jets to a total of 220 aircraft by 2013 and targeting growth outside the UK in markets such as France and Switzerland.
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(notlobdivad) Along with the growth of more flexible working where people work partly from home, flexitime, nine-day fortnights etc, we need more flexible fares.
It has led the way for other European carriers in, for instance, adopting the low-cost carriers' web-booking systems to offer a range of flexible fares.
And it has introduced flexible fares, rejigged some schedules and is sending more flights to bigger and better-located airports to appeal to business travellers.
Following a five-month trial selling flexible fares through a corporate booking agent, easyJet intends to offer premium tickets on its website that allow business travellers to switch between flights within a four-week window, check in luggage for free and board aircraft early.
Whether that means paying more for a less restricted, more flexible coach fare or for an upgrade to business or first class, said Mr. Harteveldt of Forrester, "the airline can expect a portion of AA.com buyers to trade up to a higher-margin product".
