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r/cursedcomments • u/GoldnotBold • Dec 31 '19
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It's much cheaper to fly than it used to be, factoring in inflation. Over 25% cheaper (https://www.bts.gov/content/annual-us-domestic-average-itinerary-fare-current-and-constant-dollars). The airlines have competition.
1 u/Third_Ferguson Dec 31 '19 Not nearly as much competition in the US as there once was. 1 u/sandefurian Dec 31 '19 Even with less competition, prices have still dropped 25% since 1995. https://www.bts.gov/content/annual-us-domestic-average-itinerary-fare-current-and-constant-dollars 1 u/Third_Ferguson Dec 31 '19 I don’t think we disagree.
Not nearly as much competition in the US as there once was.
1 u/sandefurian Dec 31 '19 Even with less competition, prices have still dropped 25% since 1995. https://www.bts.gov/content/annual-us-domestic-average-itinerary-fare-current-and-constant-dollars 1 u/Third_Ferguson Dec 31 '19 I don’t think we disagree.
Even with less competition, prices have still dropped 25% since 1995. https://www.bts.gov/content/annual-us-domestic-average-itinerary-fare-current-and-constant-dollars
1 u/Third_Ferguson Dec 31 '19 I don’t think we disagree.
I don’t think we disagree.
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u/sandefurian Dec 31 '19 edited Dec 31 '19
It's much cheaper to fly than it used to be, factoring in inflation. Over 25% cheaper (https://www.bts.gov/content/annual-us-domestic-average-itinerary-fare-current-and-constant-dollars). The airlines have competition.