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by klipt
3866 days ago
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Hidden city tickets are weird because if the cost of flying A to B to C is lower than A to B, that implies the cost of flying B to C is negative. Does the government pay airlines to fly to podunk towns that wouldn't otherwise get service, or something? Why don't they just make that leg of the flight $50, but hand out $150 to everyone who's actually on board mid-flight? That would prevent people from booking the flight but not taking it. |
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In some cases, yes. It's called "Essential Air Service." But that's not the usual reason for B->C having negative apparent cost.