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August 27th 04, 04:24 PM
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More expensive for same journey?
In message , at 20:42:56 on Thu, 26
Aug 2004, Piccadilly Pilot remarked: It does: but I think "what is the cheapest fare from HH to Newark?" should elicit the cheapest possible fare even if that involves multiple tickets. I suspect that most people faced with that question would not go the the trouble of wading through the NFM to get the answer the intending purchaser was wanting (but didn't actually ask for). The question would have to much more tightly phrased than that. Something like "What's the cheapest ticket combination you can sell me to go from here to Newark and back, travelling today only, no break of journey"? -- Roland Perry |
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