Group Fare

In the context of aviation, a Group Fare refers to a special rate offered by airlines for a group of passengers traveling together on the same itinerary. This type of fare is typically offered to groups of ten or more individuals. The main advantage of a group fare is that it allows for a single, uniform price for each member of the group, regardless of when they book their individual ticket. This can be particularly beneficial for large groups such as tour groups, school groups, or corporate travel where coordinating individual bookings can be challenging. Group fares also often come with added flexibility, such as the ability to add or remove passengers from the booking without incurring the usual change fees. However, it's important to note that group fares are not always the cheapest option available, and it may be more cost-effective for passengers to book individually, especially if there are discounted fares available.