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**BopeDolaNeone** · 06-26-2009, 05:45 PM

Once they have filled the allocated seats needed for the flight to be viable, if the rest of the seats fill quickly they will keep prices high. But if they are struggling to fill the seats they drop the prices.

They actually use complex prediction models how fast the tickets should sell and if they are too far below the predicted sales they drop the price and increase it once they are back on the predicted level.

So there is no certain way to get the lowest price.

06-26-2009, 05:45 PM	#6
BopeDolaNeone Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 402 Senior Member	Once they have filled the allocated seats needed for the flight to be viable, if the rest of the seats fill quickly they will keep prices high. But if they are struggling to fill the seats they drop the prices. They actually use complex prediction models how fast the tickets should sell and if they are too far below the predicted sales they drop the price and increase it once they are back on the predicted level. So there is no certain way to get the lowest price.
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