Air ticket prices
By Winny Wang |
July 2, 2010, Friday
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AIR China raised ticket prices of first-class and business-class seats on 43 domestic routes starting yesterday after the aviation regulator allowed domestic carriers to decide prices on domestic flights.
Among the 43 routes, first-class tickets of routes linking Beijing with Shanghai, Shenzhen and Guangzhou were priced as high as 2.3 times of full-fare economy-class ticket price and business-class tickets were priced as high as 1.8 times, according to Ctrip.com. First-class tickets on another 40 routes cost about twice as much as economy class, and business-class tickets were priced 150 percent higher.
Previously, carriers had to set their first-class ticket price on domestic flights at 1.5 times full-fare economy prices.
Among the 43 routes, first-class tickets of routes linking Beijing with Shanghai, Shenzhen and Guangzhou were priced as high as 2.3 times of full-fare economy-class ticket price and business-class tickets were priced as high as 1.8 times, according to Ctrip.com. First-class tickets on another 40 routes cost about twice as much as economy class, and business-class tickets were priced 150 percent higher.
Previously, carriers had to set their first-class ticket price on domestic flights at 1.5 times full-fare economy prices.
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