Sentence examples for transatlantic fares from inspiring English sources

After 1870 transatlantic fares were cheap.

If you check peak season transatlantic fares, you may well find that the cheapest option is via Kiev, Moscow, or Istanbul.

Transatlantic business fares from London are still rising by 6% a year (as well as being nearly 60% higher than fares from Frankfurt).

IAG, created via the £5bn merger of BA and Iberia in 2010, has not ruled out following suit in the UK by launching a lower-cost alternative to its transatlantic British Airways fares.

When there were no effective regulations on transatlantic transportation, he says, steerage passengers were packed in egregious conditions, "and their fares actually subsidized first-class passengers as well as fattening shipping company profits," he says.

The new transatlantic air-fares war could not have started at a better time.

These are decisive steps towards a common European market in the area of defence, but how does the transatlantic market fare in this area?

The Ryanair boss, Michael O'Leary, is planning to launch a transatlantic airline offering fares to the US from as little as $12£6.1010), it emerged today.

Their collective demand for westbound transatlantic flights pushes up fares.

They found that fares for transatlantic journeys involving several legs are 18-28% cheaper if done within the route networks of allied airlines rather than through non-aligned carriers.

Some airlines such as Silverjet and MAXjet already offer good fares on transatlantic services from London; the open-skies deal makes it easier for them to extend their services to other business hubs.