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AIUI, some of the price differences are caused by fees paid to airports for passengers that depart or arrive at that airport. If you are just passing through, t
by CameronNemo 3y ago
AIUI, some of the price differences are caused by fees paid to airports for passengers that depart or arrive at that airport. If you are just passing through, the fee does not get applied to you/your airline.
- Guvante 3y agoMy friend did skip flights many years ago, he said it was due to competition. You have three airports A, B, and C. Airline X has flights to B but most don't. For arbitrary reasons the flight from A to C stops at B. When pricing tickets flights to B can be more expensive due to lack of competition from other airlines flying into B. However flights between A and C (which is a popular flight) have to compete against other flights since it is a popular route. Thus you end up with an expensive midway but a cheap overall ticket.