Sentence examples for its fares for from inspiring English sources

Last week, Delta Air Lines increased its fares for these high-end tickets by $40 to $120 for a round-trip ticket, according to fare watchers.

NORWAY BY SEA -- For 18 departures from July 12 to Aug. 5, Norwegian Coastal Voyage is taking 10percentt off its fares for cruises along Norway's coastline.

United and Air Canada matched the hike, but Delta has refused to raise its fares for flights across the border.

By bringing its fare for frequent riders in line with that paid by New York subway commuters, the Port Authority would go a long way toward dispelling New Yorkers' perception that the agency disproportionately favors New Jersey.

It is adding $10 to $30 to its highest fares for the right to choose a seat early on its flights.

Most significantly, Parliament passed legislation allowing it to set its own fares for the first time.

CRUISES IN JANUARY -- First European Cruises says that it is taking 25to49percentent off its regular fares for January cruises in the Mediterranean.

For years, Conservatives had claimed that the large and powerful mayoral agency is a bloated bureaucracy in need of ruthless trimming, yet there was the Tory candidate – a Mr Goldsmith, you might recall - insisting that it could not cope with its fares being frozen for four years, while Labour man Sadiq Khan was pledging to transform it into a paragon of enterprise and efficiency.

Its sale fares for Christmas and New Year's travel are only about $200 more.

MOROCCO BOUND -- Royal Air Maroc has dropped its fares to Morocco for the fall and winter from the summer rate of $1,010.

Southwest has been bundling its fare options for some time, with tiered fares offering different change fees, boarding options, onboard beverage inclusions, and frequent-flyer earnings.