True to its promise

- Domestic airfares during this year's peak summer season are significantly cheaper than last year. Except for the Con Dao route, all other routes have promotions, with many choices of flight times and price ranges. How did they manage to lower airfares so much?

- Prices are regulated by supply and demand. When the number of flights and seats available increases, ticket prices tend to decrease. However, in reality, tickets are only cheaper for very early morning or night flights. Considering that hotel and transportation costs increase, passengers may not necessarily benefit.

- And what about flights with amazing promotions, with one-way tickets costing only 190,000 VND? Isn't that advantageous for passengers?

- Everyone likes cheap deals. But the number of promotional tickets like that is very limited. On the other hand, when taxes and fees are added, it can sometimes be a case of "paying for one thing but getting three times the price of another." If passengers choose to fly, they must be able to afford it regardless of the ticket price. However, from a consumer perspective, air travelers expect reasonable things: on-time flights, and cheaper prices for goods and services at the airport.

- Safe flights and attentive service are always important to passengers. After one peak season, another will follow. Cheaper airfares are good, but consumers demand related services as promised.

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Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/dung-cam-ket-post795117.html