Sentence examples for latest fare from inspiring English sources

Southwest Airlines has extended its latest fare sale until Feb. 24.

Last year, the industry's costs rose 7% to £900m, outstripping the latest fare increase.

The latest fare cuts came yesterday, when the aggressive Southwest Airlines announced new discounts for certain tickets purchased three days in advance, for travel through January 11.

The data on punctuality, for a period before flooding hit parts of the UK, comes amid anger at the latest fare rises – it has emerged that British commuters spend as much as six times more of their salaries on rail fares than their European counterparts.

The consumer group Which? said the fare increases "will be a blow to people already feeling the financial squeeze", while the campaign group Railfuture said: "This latest fare rise comes after 10 years of inflation-busting fare increases, meaning that our trains are easily the most expensive in Europe".

So, you're cruising down the highway with your latest fare, making money whenever you choose to turn on your engine.

"The Times wrote a story, an editorial, that I should be up there screaming about the M.T.A.," Bloomberg said, referring to the state-run transit agency's latest fare-hike threats.

It's useful to ponder again the politics and the arithmetic that informed Boris's latest fares package.

The service allows travelers to track routes and keep tabs on the latest fares after a ticket has been bought, in case the fare drops.

Labour will also be on the attack on parking and transport costs, in the latter case spurred by Boris Johnson's latest fares increases, which come into effect today.

"They price up late fares for business people, but price down advance fares for leisure journeys and fill empty seats.