Fairair.com will launch next weekend...
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Fairair.com will launch next weekend...
From CBS.MarketWatch.com:
Travellers will soon have a place to sell and transfer their airline tickets. A company called fairair.com will launch next weekend with airline partners America West, Midway, National, and Northwest, offering what's called the world first online air tickets exchange. Fairair charges $9.95 to buy a ticket from its air partners and 6% to transfer name and sales.
Travellers will soon have a place to sell and transfer their airline tickets. A company called fairair.com will launch next weekend with airline partners America West, Midway, National, and Northwest, offering what's called the world first online air tickets exchange. Fairair charges $9.95 to buy a ticket from its air partners and 6% to transfer name and sales.
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Originally posted by Helen123:
From CBS.MarketWatch.com:
Travellers will soon have a place to sell and transfer their airline tickets. A company called fairair.com will launch next weekend with airline partners America West, Midway, National, and Northwest, offering what's called the world first online air tickets exchange. Fairair charges $9.95 to buy a ticket from its air partners and 6% to transfer name and sales.
From CBS.MarketWatch.com:
Travellers will soon have a place to sell and transfer their airline tickets. A company called fairair.com will launch next weekend with airline partners America West, Midway, National, and Northwest, offering what's called the world first online air tickets exchange. Fairair charges $9.95 to buy a ticket from its air partners and 6% to transfer name and sales.
In partnership with airlines, FairAir is building the world's only exchange for transferable airline tickets. Available exclusively at FairAir.com, these e-tickets will change the rules of airline travel. Now there are two types of airline tickets. The transferable ticket. And everything else.
Buy your ticket at FairAir, and you can:
Sell it if your plans change
Give it to a friend
Or, use it like a normal ticket
Buy your ticket at FairAir, and you can:
Sell it if your plans change
Give it to a friend
Or, use it like a normal ticket
This has some interesting implications....
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