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Forum: Passengers & SLF (Self Loading Freight)
3rd May 2014, 07:45
Replies: 28
Views: 4,955
Posted By ExXB

HH - sorry if I wasn't clear. I was referring to...

HH - sorry if I wasn't clear. I was referring to the airline when I said the perfect price is ...

The dynamics for the customers are quite different.
Forum: Passengers & SLF (Self Loading Freight)
2nd May 2014, 08:03
Replies: 28
Views: 4,955
Posted By ExXB

The perfect price is the price the punter is...

The perfect price is the price the punter is prepared to pay. Cost of production is irrelevant.

I can imagine in some circumstances somebody might be prepared to pay $100 for a hotdog, or $50 for...
Forum: Passengers & SLF (Self Loading Freight)
29th Apr 2014, 09:17
Replies: 28
Views: 4,955
Posted By ExXB

Peter, your theory could apply to a US based...

Peter, your theory could apply to a US based airline but a British airline would likely do the opposite.

Many years ago prices were equivalent in both directions, but is no longer the case.
Forum: Passengers & SLF (Self Loading Freight)
25th Apr 2014, 16:14
Replies: 28
Views: 4,955
Posted By ExXB

I was travelling on short notice from GVA to...

I was travelling on short notice from GVA to Canberra. At the time we were instructed to use BA. Business had filled up and only full J fares were available. I happened to notice that discounted F...
Forum: Passengers & SLF (Self Loading Freight)
24th Apr 2014, 08:49
Replies: 28
Views: 4,955
Posted By ExXB

… and Heathrow commands a premium over Gatwick. ...

… and Heathrow commands a premium over Gatwick.

On a slightly different theme ask yourself: Which passenger is more likely to pay a higher fare, a frequent flyer club member - or a non-member.
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Forum: Passengers & SLF (Self Loading Freight)
23rd Apr 2014, 12:34
Replies: 28
Views: 4,955
Posted By ExXB

AO, it isn't actually daft if you look at the big...

AO, it isn't actually daft if you look at the big picture.

The network airlines generally sell flights up to 360 days out. Based on histories as each flight comes on-line they will have estimated...
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