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Andreyy89
1 year ago
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collect price quotes for airline tickets to a city with departure dates that are less than 7, 14, and over 21 days from the pres

ent date. how do the prices differ?
Business
1 answer:
Mars2501 [29]1 year ago
4 0

The departure date is the date that the traveling party is scheduled to leave their home and begin the trip.

Price difference in the given scenario

  • Flight destinations were constrained as a result of COVID-19. To go to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, I decided on a one-way ticket. I went with American Airlines, the first airline that appeared in the search results. I decided on July 30th for the period of less than 7 days.
  • One-way coach tickets cost $186.19 with two stops and $299.46 for non-stop flights. The same flight was scheduled for August 6th less than 14 days in advance. Coach travel on American Airlines costs $89.18 for a one-way ticket.
  • The next flight was on August 17th, which was more than 21 days away. On American Airlines, a one-way ticket cost $89.18. The trip that was less than 7 days out was the only one that cost significantly more.

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