Airfares Continue to Rise



UP UP AND AWAY!

Airfares jumped again this past week.


It's getting more expensive to fly all over the country, thanks to rising fuel costs, but because of other factors as well, the cost of flying into and out of Boston is soaring higher than almost anywhere else.  So far this year, domestic airfares at Logan International Airport have risen twice as fast as the national average.

Last November I flew to Puerto Vallarta for  $450. This November the current price is $750! 

Historically, airfares have dipped for travel between Labor Day and mid-November, with sales beginning in mid-August. But specialists aren't sure airlines will trim prices this year, especially since they will be slashing seat capacity an estimated 11.2 percent in the fourth quarter compared with the year-ago period to hold down the supply of available seats and shore up prices.


Have you cut out travel because of rising costs?

 

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