Is flying getting more expensive? It depends on where you are going

Americans traveling this summer have broadly seen prices fall for airline fares, a welcome trend after last year’s sticker shock.
But airfare remains more expensive in 2024 for some regions and destinations, largely for trips abroad, data shows. Read more for ways you can save on your trip, according to experts: cnb.cx/3WNaeYs

[@w1nn19]

Where TF is Masset, Canada? It's a village of 800 people. EIGHT HUNDRED! How is this indicative of price trends?

[@neelb5070]

😅

[@buffalopanic]

Never heard of that place either. You'd likely have to charter a bush plane to get there. Talk about cherry picking data that supports you claims.

[@El_Presidente1959]

all these flights... from where?

[@highphlosion]

FOR REAL! $512 for a flight to New Hampshire is a great deal if you’re coming from across the ocean. If you’re coming from JFK…I’d imagine not so much.

[@EVILBUNNY28]

You couldn’t even PAY ME $5000 to go to Italy Flights so cheap from Uk you can do London->Milan for £17

[@chatshd]

I don’t think you understand the business of travel , aviation or data. You are quoting completely irrelevant data here. Analyze repost video by comparing top 10 most traveled routes and between big cities only. Your data is not indicative of a wider trend

[@DK-qf6pr]

Is this first class royal cabin?

[@itsnotme07]

I gotta get a raise or three from the boss.

[@hanbeichannel]

Where is Sakata ,in Japan?

[@adrianramirez6783]

Those are really random places

[@JF238xLearning]

Inflation, inflation, inflation

[@gesus6613]

Your map didn't include New Zealand

[@adrianramirez6783]

I don’t think people from those countries even know where those town are. Irrelevant video

[@edgarallanpoet]

I heard the prices aren't that high if you fly 9/11 Airlines.