Originally Posted by
pmarrsouth
The way you have it worded implies that you can write off the $190 to one of the expense accounts. Since the R/T ticket costs you $220, you write off the $190 and so your premium amenities cost you $30, not $160
I think I need separate receipts that will show individual ticket costs.
Originally Posted by
sbm12
Depends on the market. Where it can United will do its best to maximize revenue and that often means pricing one way fares higher.
Are any of those other competitors offering cheaper one-way fares doing so with a non-stop flight? If not are you willing to pay for that convenience and time saved??
Delta one-way tickets are $115 and are approximately 50% of the round trip tickets.
Originally Posted by
Alexei Pankin
Delta one-way tickets are $115 and are approximately 50% of the round trip tickets.
I forgot to mention that Delta flights are also non-stop flights. The only difference for me is my United gold status, which is handy when I have extra luggage. However, extra $160 for free bags is way too expensive.