Airline ticket prices expected to fall for first time in years

I don’t see different. It’s still expensive 😢

I was trying to search for a ticket on Delta a couple days ago and thought prices were rising. Sky high too!

Not the same here in Europe. Prices are crazier than ever.

It's still expensive.

That does take a lot of benefits

Where?! I think this is a PR stunt from the airlines. I avoid travelling during the holiday season and always book direct with the airlines.

$400 flight americans wow ticket flights are cheap, eruopean 120 euros flights for the same distance wow ticket flights are so expensive.

I'll believe it when I see it 😂🤣

I would rather drive but my alternator is not working 😂

trying to buy tickets and ITS NOT CHEAPER😭😭

If that's the case, I want my price adjusted after booking a flight last year flight for my trip coming up in April😄

I don’t know southwest to Tampa is more than I ever paid now

It should be 50% cheaper with doors falling off mid flight 😤😒

is it me or does Katy have that GPS voice

Fall as fast as a door plug?

When you adjust for inflation? When will my paycheck adjust for inflation? 🤡

Another win for Bidenomics! People can’t afford to travel anymore…

I just went to Miami from Albany, NY RT for only $215. Very affordable. Took a cruise and flew for less than a grand. If these prices keep up I'll go in April.

Hahaha ya right that wont happen at all

It does seem that it is more expensive to travel to Japan than I paid last year by approximately 10%. But there's no competition when Japan's such a hot destination.

Yea call it a door buster sale 😅

Falling where? I used to get a 600 Dollar ticket from Atlanta to Nairobi but I haven't seen that since 2020.

Between 2020 and 2023 prices went up 200%. So a 16% drop is not a big deal. These airlines count on the us population not being able to do simple math!! 😂😂

They do a report on this every time it’s a travel season. The prices are not going down they never go down. It’s just like going grocery shopping and then they’re gonna get you for extra fees anyway and every third-party company says that they are the cheapest way to book a flight I travel quite often believe me nobody’s cheaper than the airline itself.

This is great news, and I hope the same trend will soon be seen among the international flights, as well. I’ve been eyeing flights to Japan, but the fares have easily been 2x, sometimes even 3x, what they used to be pre-end of the pandemic.

I got tickets to Sydney for RT for 806 in October. And to Ireland in March for 318!

They will add a $50 restroom usage fee.

For perspective, air fares are about 10x lower than when the public first started flying. LA to NYC used to average $7,000 in today’s dollars.

What?! Prices going down? Not at all. $1600 to Europe this summer is the norm.

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Now more Walmart customers can fly with cheaper flight costs.

Wow competition brings down prices despite evergrowing regulations! Who would have thought!

The cost of these airline tickets is astronomical. It’s too expensive. There’s no discount there’s no deal. do you want to discount or a deal reach out to your council members reach out to your senators to your representatives, and tell them to push for high-speed rails. Mag lift trains if need be. This country needs trains that can travel over 250 300 miles an hour for the full duration of the ride. Just like other countries trains can do so.

I only fly if its in a Airbus 🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺

Heard there just adding hidden fees to make it look like That..🤔

yeah whatever !

Competition is good 🎉 no to Monopolies!

LETS TRAVEL MORE EVERYONE! C the WORLD!🌎

16% less value on your life. LOL. Cheaper flights mean less time to quality check your plane.

Is this just in the US? US flights are already significantly cheaper.

I thought it’s because of Boeing flights failing

Better than the planes falling out of the sky😊

I have booked flights for $40 deals are out there

Only apply to domestic ?

It’s only cheaper buying your ticket from third parties. I always book direct.

lies

I'll actually believe it when I see it. I call BS on this piece.
We looked at prices to fly to Florida in February, April and July. Those prices were over $1500 round trip from Albany to Orlando for each ticket.

Why? Nobody wants to be stuck in the restroom the entire flight, on a plane where engines fail, or vacuumed out the side of the fuselage?