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Do they? I certainly don't behave that way. Fares are definitely something I factor in heavily, but a $10 difference isn't something I consider significant. Lo
by adrianmonk 7y ago
Do they? I certainly don't behave that way. Fares are definitely something I factor in heavily, but a $10 difference isn't something I consider significant.
Long before that point, I start looking at other factors like departure and arrival times and whether I like the airline.
For example, I just did a quick search, and for $25 more total round trip, I can get nonstop flights both ways. I didn't specify nonstop as a search filter (since there are few nonstop flights between these two cities), but now that I know it's only $25 more, I'd pick that.
- anthonypasq 7y agoMost people dont fly often enough to have brand preferences about airlines.