Behind the Fiendish Complexities of Airfare Pricing
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A group of MIT grads attempt to decipher airlines' hopelessly Byzantine ticket-pricing structure.
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Passengers charged to check from next month as part of airline's latest ruse for slashing costs.
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Ever-changing lists of prohibited airplane carry-on items make the Registered Traveler program sound great, but government fees could price it out of existence.
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An airfare predictor and subway guide, restaurant reviews and car sharing
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My business travel is fairly uneventful. But a flight this year did force me onto a slippery slope of morality.
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Maxjet Airways set itself a challenge when its all-business-class flights started in late 2005: provide swanky service at civilized prices.
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Business & money: Â·  Payout comes despite claims of price-fixing Â·  Airline cites 'contractual obligations' for move
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Passengers flying from some regional airports are being charged twice for services, an air watchdog says.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Airline workers' woes are piling up as carriers seek to cut costs.
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Thanks to new technology, it will soon be easier to find out what is available in the murky realm of frequent-flier travel redemption.
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Probing the depths of spending psychology.
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A controversial air travel tax increase has sparked confusion and anger, as travellers faced paying extra when they checked in and airlines threatened legal action.
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When Che Carsner wanted to find discount airline tickets for his parents from the Miami area to New York, he knew where to look. The Manhattan real estate agent logged onto Kayak.com, a new online travel aggregator, and typed in some dates. Within seconds, dozens of options appeared. Among them: a $140 round-trip fare from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., to LaGuardia airport on US Airways, which he booked.
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Web sites promising to find the best travel deals have online travel agents wondering if they have a new friend or enemy. For consumers, however, choices are rising
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Airline fares are at historic lows, but you get what you pay for. Airlines have cut back on food service, started charging passengers to talk to human beings when making reservations, stuffed extra seats onto already-crowded planes and in one instance, done away with in-flight pillows.
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Need proof? At a time when US airlines are struggling mightily with few successes in raising fares, carriers like Continental and American are making it cheaper to fly to Latin America.
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Itâs not a happy summer in the skies, to put it mildly. Still, passengers have been remarkably composed.