Phrases with «full fare»

The phrase "full fare" means paying the complete or total price for something, without any discounts or reductions. Full definition

The second wrong thing here is that the companion fare no longer applies to full fare tickets only. (pointswithacrew.com)
We figure we will have to pay full fare for our son. (thecollegeinvestor.com)
The only time the fare class / code comes in to play is in the case of full fare Economy Class tickets which take priority within each status group. (travelingformiles.com)
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