What does budget fare. mean?
budget fare. means Any of a number of heavily restricted airline fares offering a substantial discount off the normal fare.
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for Any of a number of heavily restricted airline fares offering a substantial discount off the normal fare.?
Any of a number of heavily restricted airline fares offering a substantial discount off the normal fare. can be abbreviated as budget fare.
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What does budget fare. stand for? budget fare. stands for "Any of a number of heavily restricted airline fares offering a substantial discount off the normal fare.". |
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How to abbreviate "Any of a number of heavily restricted airline fares offering a substantial discount off the normal fare."? "Any of a number of heavily restricted airline fares offering a substantial discount off the normal fare." can be abbreviated as budget fare.. |
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What is the meaning of budget fare. abbreviation? The meaning of budget fare. abbreviation is "Any of a number of heavily restricted airline fares offering a substantial discount off the normal fare.". |
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What is budget fare. abbreviation? One of the definitions of budget fare. is "Any of a number of heavily restricted airline fares offering a substantial discount off the normal fare.". |
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What does budget fare. mean? budget fare. as abbreviation means "Any of a number of heavily restricted airline fares offering a substantial discount off the normal fare.". |
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What is shorthand of Any of a number of heavily restricted airline fares offering a substantial discount off the normal fare.? The most common shorthand of "Any of a number of heavily restricted airline fares offering a substantial discount off the normal fare." is budget fare.. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- air courier. - A person who accompanies time-sensitive cargo being shipped as passengers' baggage, usually in exchange for a deep discount on the air fare.
- base fare. - The fare, as of an airline ticket, before tax has been added. Commissions are calculated on the base fare.
- capacity dumping. - The airline strategy of adding additional flights to a route in an attempt to drive a competitor out of business or off the route.
- channeler. - Any intermediary between a provider of a travel product and the ultimate consumer of that product; often called a “specialty channeler” and used to refer to companies that specialize in a particul
- Chapter IV aircraft. - Any of a number of newer, quieter jet airplanes meeting noise standards set by the ICAO.
- common point minimum check. - A step taken to insure that a normal open jaw fare (NOJ) is no lower than the highest fare from/to the common ticketed point (CTP) in the itinerary.
- computerized reservation system. - Any of several proprietary computer systems allowing real-time access to airline fares, schedules, and seating availability and offering the capability of booking reservations and generating tickets.
- construction fare. - A round-the-world fare created by a specialist, usually a consolidator, by stitching together a series of one way fares on a number of airlines. See also, alliance fare.
- fare basis. - The specific fare for a ticket at a designated level of service; specified by one or more letters or by a combination of letters and numbers. Example: The letter "Y" designates coach service on an air
- fictitious point principle. - A technique used in constructing international fares, whereby the travel agent uses a fare to a city to which the passenger is not actually traveling in order to obtain a lower fare.
- full-content agreement. - A written agreement between an airline and a GDS company granting the GDS access to all of the airline's flight and fare information, including web fares.
- hidden-city ploy, hidden city ticketing. - A stratagem used to get a lower airfare when the fare for a flight from A to C with a stop in B is cheaper than a fare directly from A to B. The passenger who wants to travel to B, buys a ticket from
- overhead bin. - Any of a number of storage devices found in commercial aircraft, typically suspended above seats, hence the name.
- parbuckling. - The process of righting and refloating a capsized ship using a system of counterweights and pulleys. This method was used to right the partially sunk Costa Concordia on the coast of Giglio Island off
- pidgin, pidgin English. - Any of a number of dialects combining English and a local language, spoken in various parts of the world.
- radome. - A fiberglass covering on the nosecone of an airline, protecting the on-board radar. The term is a combination of “radar” and “dome.”
- revenue passenger mile. - A statistical unit in the airline industry; one fare-paying passenger carried one mile.
- turnstile. - A rotating device through which passengers or customers pass after paying their fare or admission. Some unattended turnstiles may be unlocked only by the insertion of the correct fare or price of admi
- van. - Any of a number of forms of motorized transportation larger than a car but smaller than a bus.
- the grid - a.k.a. grid -or- off the grid -or- on the grid