Sentence examples for pricing fares from inspiring English sources

Early last month, Canada's Competition Bureau, a government antitrust watchdog, asked a federal court to order Air Canada to stop pricing fares below cost in Eastern Canada.

Reduced-price fares are commonly offered to students, the elderly, and handicapped persons.

At the time, half-price fares were offered on Sundays and holidays.

Its current sale offers cut-price fares to Asia, the Caribbean and the US, flying direct from Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester and Glasgow.

Booking at least six weeks ahead ensures the best price; fares can rise markedly as the departure date nears.

Those who have paid full-price fares, who have achieved a particular frequent-flyer status, or who are flying outside North America will not have to pay the fee.

Under his chairmanship, between 1972 and 1978, the core of what is now the National Express intercity network was created, with its distinctive livery and attractive cut-price fares.

The America Online unit of Time Warner said yesterday that it had acquired an undisclosed minority interest in the Kayak Software Corporation, a privately held company that searches travel Web sites for low-price fares, hotel bookings and other services, and operates Kayak.com.com

On Monday afternoon, incidentally, Southwest initiated across-the-board fare increases that were quickly matched by most other domestic carriers, according to Rick Seaney, the chief executive of FareCompare.com Whatever happens with oil prices, fares and demand, it is clear that the airlines' lunge for the high-value business traveler will accelerate.

Like Southwest, Continental suffered as nonbusiness travel customers sought low-price fares.

Southwest’s boost was attributed to rising traffic, much of which was generated by leisure travelers taking advantage of low-price fares.