Sentence examples for match fares from inspiring English sources

"I detest their business model but unfortunately every other airline has had to do the same to match fares.

But Mr. Anderson said the alliance provided logistical benefits to overwhelmed travel managers trying to match fares with routes and with known levels of customer service.

Since carriers are fiercely competitive -- moving almost immediately to match fares and services -- some airline executives are concerned they may be forced to realign their coach seats if more carriers do so.

The healthy company will have to match fares to stay competitive.

In an effort to match fares from lower-frills carriers, United Airlines announced yesterday a new, lower fare class to join its current fare classes starting next year.

In a message to employees, the CEO said "We face little choice but to remain competitive and match fares, and if we don't we'd see our market share evaporate in Philadelphia".

In the last year, the industry had tried similar systemwide increases, but Northwest Airlines generally declined to match fare increases.

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Once a low-cost carrier begins serving an airport, major competitors often follow with matching fares.

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It has, for example, swapped out smaller jets for larger planes to increase the number of seats it has available to sell, and matched fares offered by low-cost carriers.