Highest Average Fares by City
09-27-2010, 04:50 PM
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Highest Average Fares by City
1Q 2010
1 Huntsville, AL
2 Charleston, SC
3 Knoxville TN
4 Memphis, TN
5 Newark-Liberty, NJ
6 Houston Bush, TX
7 Washington Dulles, VA
8 Grand Rapids, MI
9 Dallas-Fort Worth, TX
10 Cincinnati, OH 486.31
Lowest average (of top 100 by passengers)
90 San Jose, CA
91 Ft. Myers, FL
92 Las Vegas, NV
93 Oakland, CA
94 Milwaukee, WI
95 Ft. Lauderdale, FL
96 Dallas Love, TX
97 Orlando, FL
98 Burbank/Glendale/Pasadena, CA
99 Long Beach, CA
100 Atlantic City, NJ
Atlanta is #26, Denver is now #78. Denver's average fare is 35% lower than 2001, Atlanta's is 3% lower. In 2001, Denver's avg fare was about $90 higher than Atlanta's, in 2010 it is about $60 lower. That's a relative change of about $150 between the two cities.
Atlanta had 88 million passengers in 2009. Delta had 56%, AirTran had 18%.
1 Huntsville, AL
2 Charleston, SC
3 Knoxville TN
4 Memphis, TN
5 Newark-Liberty, NJ
6 Houston Bush, TX
7 Washington Dulles, VA
8 Grand Rapids, MI
9 Dallas-Fort Worth, TX
10 Cincinnati, OH 486.31
Lowest average (of top 100 by passengers)
90 San Jose, CA
91 Ft. Myers, FL
92 Las Vegas, NV
93 Oakland, CA
94 Milwaukee, WI
95 Ft. Lauderdale, FL
96 Dallas Love, TX
97 Orlando, FL
98 Burbank/Glendale/Pasadena, CA
99 Long Beach, CA
100 Atlantic City, NJ
Atlanta is #26, Denver is now #78. Denver's average fare is 35% lower than 2001, Atlanta's is 3% lower. In 2001, Denver's avg fare was about $90 higher than Atlanta's, in 2010 it is about $60 lower. That's a relative change of about $150 between the two cities.
Atlanta had 88 million passengers in 2009. Delta had 56%, AirTran had 18%.
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