OP hp_fa Veteran Feb 19, 2004 3,290 178 Jun 18, 2008 Thread Starter Thread starter #31 FlyDCJets said: Was the US Airways fare of $604 based on an employee ID20, or just from the US Airways web site, or another travel web site? Click to expand... US Airways site. It shows $588.00 and with fees was $604.00. The Hawaiian fare was also from their website and includes taxes and fees. (I don't get ID20's anymore.)
FlyDCJets said: Was the US Airways fare of $604 based on an employee ID20, or just from the US Airways web site, or another travel web site? Click to expand... US Airways site. It shows $588.00 and with fees was $604.00. The Hawaiian fare was also from their website and includes taxes and fees. (I don't get ID20's anymore.)
M mrman Senior Sep 10, 2002 436 0 Jun 18, 2008 #32 FlyDCJets said: Was the US Airways fare of $604 based on an employee ID20, or just from the US Airways web site, or another travel web site? Click to expand... Well if it was booked on US it will be $5 more than Expedia because of US's hidden internet usage fee. Imagine wanting customers to use your website because it's cheaper, then charging a fee that drives them to a booking site that costs US more $$$
FlyDCJets said: Was the US Airways fare of $604 based on an employee ID20, or just from the US Airways web site, or another travel web site? Click to expand... Well if it was booked on US it will be $5 more than Expedia because of US's hidden internet usage fee. Imagine wanting customers to use your website because it's cheaper, then charging a fee that drives them to a booking site that costs US more $$$
