How is this different to the first example in the article? > They aren’t tied to distance traveled—fees are often the same for flights from Europe to New York

How is this different to the first example in the article? > They aren’t tied to distance traveled—fees are often the same for flights from Europe to New York and Los Angeles. They vary wildly by direction of travel. Business-class tickets on British Airways between New York and London have a $1,006 carrier-imposed charge if the round-trip begins in New York, but only $381 if the round trip originates in London.