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Q4 2017 Air fare data

Domestic airfare averaged $347 in the 4th quarter of 2017 and increased 3.0 per cent from $337 in the third quarter of 2016, which was the lowest- inflation-adjusted three-month airfare price in 23 years of airfare history (Table 1), the U.S. Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) today announced.

The BTS reported mean tariffs on the basis of domestic travel prices. The travel prices shall comprise outward and round trips, unless the client does not buy a roundtrip. The one-way ticket price is therefore inclusive. One way journeys made up 37 per cent of the ticket prices charged for the 4th fiscal year 2017. Domestic prices averaged US$ 247 in the 4th Quarter of 2017, while the weighted EBITDA was US$ 417.

Air fare is calculated on the basis of the value of the entire fare, which comprises the fare calculated by the airline and the extra tax and charges imposed by an external company at the moment of purchasing the fare. Airfare includes only the fare purchased at the point of ticketing and does not cover charges for special service such as luggage charges.

The average values do not contain either free fliers or zero tariffs. "The 2017 dollar steady will be used for the disinflation rate adjustments. 347 was 1.9 per cent lower than the 2016 final trimmed for rate inflation and 3.0 per cent higher than the 2017 third quarter. Ticket price for the 4th trimester of 2017 was 27% lower.

Nine per cent of the 2000 $482 median, the highest inflation-adjusted median fourth-quarter price in history. Tariffs after adjustment for inflation have fallen by 24% since 1995. 8% (Table 1). Please see BTS Air Fair website for historic dates. 7% of its overall revenues from passengers tariffs in the first three quarter of 2017, the most recent figures available, fell from 87.

6% in 1995 (Figure 1, Table 2). Mean prices were up 3.0 per cent from $337 in the third sequential period of 2017 to $347 in the final sequential period of 2017. In every three months from the third to the second quarters of 2016 and 2017, prices averaged slightly higher before falling by 6.0 per cent in the third three months.

Air ticket prices then rose by 3.0 per cent in the final three months of 2017 (Table 3). At $348 in 2017, the median inflation-adjusted ticket price was 2. 5 per cent lower than at $357 in 2016. In 2017, the 2017 mean was the smallest annually inflation-adjusted ticket price in 23 years after BTS record highs and was 28 points lower.

of the historic year high of $483 in 2000. Adjusted for this, the 2017 price averages $348, up 12%. Zero per cent from its low after the $310 2009 downturn, but down 11 %. 3% from the recent high of $392 in 2014. Unfinished yearly fares fell by 0.4 per cent compared with 2016.

Please see yearly prices. At $347 in the 4th quarter of 2017, the median price remained almost flat compared to the 4th Quarter of 2016. Ticket price for the 4th trimester of 2017 was 11% lower. 5% of the rate of $393 in the 4th fiscal quarter of 2014, the highest quarterly price for any 4th fiscal year since 1995.

Untreated tariffs have increased by 20 since 1995. Seven per cent in comparison to a 60. 6% rise in total retail price inflation (Table 4). At $347, the $47 price range for the 4th Quarter of 2017 was practically the same as in the 4th Q4 of 2016, but was 4.2 per cent down over two years from the $363 price in the 4th Q4 of 2015 (Table 5).

Please see BTS Air Fare website for historic dates. Among the six departing passenger types in the 2017 Q4 period, the six most expensive airport types were 50,000 to 99,999 departing passenger ($384). Eleven airfields with 1.0 to 1.49 million passenger had the lower mean prices in a group ($330) (Table 6).

You can find airport charts by group on the BTS Air Fare website. Given that the prices are averaged on the basis of the 10% random ticketing survey of the Origin and Destination Survey, the values may be less accurate for smaller random airport operators. Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico airport rates are not listed in the ranking but are available on the website.

Mean tariff figures for the first three months of 2018 will be published on July 17. Please note: The results of the BTS Origin & Destination Survey, a 10 per cent random sampling of flight ticket usage during the period, are the basis for the averages. The default value for results calculated on the basis of all travel prices is 0.29. Ninety per cent of the time, the faith range is $335.

In the case of results predicated on outward and return tariffs, the default is 0,36. And the 90 per cent faith range is between $409.08 and $410.25. The default for results using one-way tariffs is 0.34. Ninety per cent is between $240. Please note: The results of the BTS Origin & Destination Survey, a 10 per cent random sampling of flight ticket usage during the period, are the basis for the averages.

The default value for results calculated on the basis of all travel prices is 0.29. This 90 per cent trust range lies between 346.85 and 347.81 US dollars. In the case of results predicated on outward and return tariffs, the default is 0,35. And the 90 per cent faith range is between $416.40 and $417.56. The default margin of tolerance for results obtained from disposable tariffs is 0.38.

Passenger revenue (air fares) (contract 39010) as a proportion of operating revenue (49990). Air fare prices for the last four quarter are quoted in US dollar and are not net of air travel surcharges.