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fare

[fair] / fɛər /
NOUN
amount charged for transportation
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Demand is a big factor in airfare prices, but airlines can also increase fares in response to rising fuel costs, particularly for long-haul routes.

From The Wall Street Journal

Airfares have spiked due to rising jet fuel costs and recent geopolitical events, with some one-way fares increasing over 50%.

From Barron's

Singapore will release its non-oil domestic exports data for February on Tuesday, which would offer insights on how its trade performance is faring amid rising global uncertainty.

From The Wall Street Journal

And travelers who hadn’t already booked flights could face sticker shock as fares rise in response to surging jet-fuel costs because of the conflict in the Middle East.

From The Wall Street Journal

A one-way fare to North Korea cost roughly $150 to $215—the higher price granting passengers a softer bed and a door for their bunker compartment.

From The Wall Street Journal