Arsenio's Business English Podcast | Season 7: Episode 25 | Cut-price Travel

Send us a text How is it possible to have two passengers sitting shoulder-to-shoulder in the same plane but can pay such different prices for tickets? Yes, this is called cut-price travel. To be honest, most low-cost airlines don't make much money. For instance, if you have 150 seats on a plan, 39 of those seats would cover airport costs, another 30 would go to fuel costs, and another 30 would go to paying pilots and crew. So, how much room for profit do they have? This is why low-cost airlin...