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I always learn something new on HN everyday :)

I didn't know this practice existed before today.

Now, I don't understand airline economics, but this seems to me like a pricing issue.

How can a direct flight be more expensive than a connecting that is over a larger distance and so more fuel cost? Its about risks.

TIL: -https://www.smartertravel.com/why-are-nonstops-more-expensiv...