English to Esperanto Meaning of airfare - flugprezo

Airfare :
flugprezo
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Definitions of airfare in English
Noun(1) the fare charged for traveling by airplane
Examples of airfare in English
(1) save a bundle in airfare by flying standby(2) Travel to London or Amsterdam or choose Paris or Vienna and stay for up to six months with an airfare priced from $1799.(3) You'll find the best prices on airfares if you can be flexible about dates and time.(4) I would then expect to see a corresponding increase in airfares that surviving airlines will heartily embrace.(5) This is the newest trend in searching for airfares .(6) Many Wall Street analysts do not understand how lowering airfares will raise revenues.(7) Theoretically, fewer airlines should mean higher airfares .(8) The site aims to find you the best real-time prices on airfares by trawling 35 airlines and travel websites.(9) Price airfares and vacation packages on several different sites to see what the average rate is for your travel dates.(10) Wong says the increase in Australian visitors is due mainly to better airfares and more convenient aircraft connections in and out of Auckland.(11) As low-cost carriers began to offer $200 airfares , the public became enraged that prices had been so high for so long.(12) The reason airfares are generally so much lower at Baltimore is the presence of low-cost carriers, like Southwest.(13) That's probably bad news for the industry, which has blamed its billion dollar losses partially on persistently low airfares .(14) Stubbornly low airfares hurt the airlines, but the biggest culprit is the soaring cost of jet fuel.(15) Since Vanguard stopped flying, airfares have risen in Kansas City and service has diminished.(16) The fall in the price of airfares , thanks to seasonal reductions in September being greater than in the same month last year, was mirrored on a smaller scale by reduced prices for sea travel.
Related Phrases of airfare
(1) airfare ::
flugprezo
(2) air ::
aero
(3) fare ::
vojagxo
Synonyms
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