Airfare report: interesting, yes; useful, maybe

Article Abstract:

A report issued by the Dept of Transportation detailing domestic airfare is not of much use to consumers. The report lists the average airfares for each airline rather than the lowest airfares, so consumers still have to search to find what airline offers the lowest fares on a particular route.

Reports, Air travel, United States. Department of Transportation

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Airfare: 'status' counts

Article Abstract:

Most airlines offer reduced fares for senior citizens, children aged 2-11 and people traveling to a funeral. Coupon books for seniors provide them an inexpensive way to travel and USAir allows seniors to use the coupons as fare for children. Other passes available are described.

Aged, Elderly, Analysis, Children, Travel, Travel costs

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