airfare
- noun
- /ˈɛrˌfɛr/
- The embassy lent me $500 to pay airfare back to Canada.
- include airfare
And if they're paying for airfare and hotel, it's way easier to decide.
- And if they're paying for airfare and hotel, it's way easier to decide.
- I basically would just end up minus my airfare and how much they were paying me.
- The money that I do put forth is to cover things like airfare, lodging, food, all that stuff.
- And that is what Google hated was that you left Google, you type in lowest airfare from New York to Saint Barts, right?
- We were raising money to go to Las Vegas to play in a basketball tournament and we were short some money to pay for all of the kids airfare.
- And I had the money to pay for an airfare.
- One of you is going to win airfare, Eddie and a ticket.
- I never fly Southwest because the fare difference doesn't bother the people who are paying my airfare and online booking is so enormously convenient that I just do it.
Examples
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Courses may vary, but budgets generally include airfare, lodging, ground transportation, and food/meal costs.
Academic text (2010) -
After checking several websites, I decided to book my airfare for the family vacation.
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All I need is a week and you spot me the airfare to Africa.
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Maybe we can even split the airfare.
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I could have saved us the airfare.
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And it's a whole lot better than return airfare to Hawaii.
Fiction book (2000) -
We will, however, not be able to refund your airfare.
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The prize includes a con membership, airfare, and two nights in a hotel.
Blog text (13) -
The money that I do put forth is to cover things like airfare, lodging, food, all that stuff.
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Budget: around $5000 for the two of us, including airfare from Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Blog text (8)
How Expensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word airfare is simply air + fare. The fare part means 'payment for travel', as in 'bus fare' or 'taxi fare', so airfare is the payment for an 'air' trip.