How Airlines Price Flights

I remember paying 700$ from Edmonton to Montreal. Insane

American Basic Economy allows carry-on bags

All these advanced pricing system yet the airline industry is still infamously known for its volatile nature due to the very small profit margins.

So basically, it's like buying a car...If they can screw the customer out of more $$, they do.--There's no rational business reason...just because they can.

This guy sounds like a half as interesting wanna be.

Montreal is considered central?

It boils down to greed

If your theory about the existence of high prices were correct (business travelers cause it), then why do pricing schemes for lift tickets at ski resorts follow a similar pattern? - Alter all there are no business travelers involved.

Price fixing is illegal that's what there doing

Which is it some say Tuesday Wednesday Saturday

If one way tickets are so expensive because they don't know how long you will stay in a country, then why is it impossible to book a "return" flight from Airport A to Airport B and back from Airport C to Airport A (for example for tourists that travel the country)? It could lower the prices because the airline company has more insight in your travels, but the only possibility is to book multiple (really expensive) one way flights

Now it’s almost doubling 😅 it’s a joke😅 only for rich people

For me, things are different. Booking two - one way tickets is cheaper than return ticket.

How to hack the ticketing system to fly back to your home country without getting ripped off

Book a return ticket, but don't take the return flight

Bruh did my guy just call Montreal central Canada lol

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There are far, far too many flights in the world. China is looking to increase this. Whether you think climate change is real or not, not many people are giving a damb it seems in this regard.

there is something I saw that for the life of me keeps making no sense to me and I was hoping someone could explain: I was looking for a place I could go on a holiday and I was searching for the cheapest flights to some of the locations I was interested in and I ended up finding a cheaper flight from Rome, Italy to Tallinn, Estonia with a layover in Brussels, Belgium than a direct flight from Rome to Brussels ! Weirdest still: the Rome-to-Brussels flight was on the same plane (same date, time and airline, it was literally the same plane!). How is it possible to be charged less on a journey from A to C with a layover in B than on only going the A to B route on the same plane?

In other words, airfare prices are based on supply and demand and also on one option of transportation.

Just confirms what is already clear .. A mixture of dynamic pricing and market comparison pricing blended with over complicating in some cases what could be a simpler model

A very useful video!

Please suggest how to learn revenue managment

very good video thank you

why "transcontinental" route when talking about a flight from ny to la?

Want a shot at a cheap ticket the day of the flight? Talk to the booking agent at the airport, don't use a kiosk or the internet. If there's room on the plane, they are allowed to ask for a lower fare, and you'll usually get it. I missed a connecting flight one time and had to book with another airline last minute but I didn't have enough for the ticket. They made a quick call and bam, cheap flight.

... while travellers to Dublin only have one choice--to fly.



What if there are cruise ships between New York & Dublin? 😏😈

Can't we buy the cheaper 2 way ticket and never use the return flight?

Pretty sure every single airlines name was mentioned in this channel😁

I wish I could get cheeper flights

Superb ✌️

Just checked prices. There's a flight from NY to LA for 65USD in less then one week from now.

I’d love to make a channel like this

Weekends = expensive
Weekdays = cheap
Personal experience

RIDDLE ME THIS

WHEN DA-BABY SAID FK FIRST CLASS B*T*H WE FLYING PRIVATE WHAT WAS THE PRICE DIFFERENCE ?

In India , Delhi India to mumbai :
Low cost carrier : $40
Full service airline:$60
Economy class , booking 2 weeks before departure. Competition in India is fierce than USA

Please remember that price code letters are not standard across airlines. Bucket 'N' with one airline is not necessaeily 'N' with another airline.

The more I grow up, the I learn you got to conquer your mind,you can die here period.

the one way ticket thing was itneresting bc i just had to book one. im moving to spain for an indefinite time, so obvs i wanted a one way ticket, and i had to book for another airport bc the one way price was over $500 difference

I fly free on southwest

This video is like Reallifelore

How do I check other fare breakdowns?

Can’t you just purchase a return ticket for it to be cheaper and then don’t show up at the airport if you don’t have plans to return?

Wow

Hi, so one thing I didn’t understand is why minimum stay requirements only matter for the price of international flights but not domestic flights? Do domestic flights not have minimum stay requirements and if so, why not?

If a round trip international flight costs as little as 600 with a minimum stay requirement, but 5000 without a minimum stay requirement, would it be possible/legal to cheat by booking two round trip flights from different airlines, only intending to board one way on each flight, such that you can arrive on one round trip and depart on the second a day or two apart for only $1200 instead of $5000?

The US airlines sure have expensive tickets.

Nice

Airlines should try uniform ticket pricing

Price fixing, just like gas stations. Yeah and their scientific pricing schemes are just BS and we all know it. PS- Westjet is no longer a budget airline, they have their own budget airline, Scoop.