Very often, going on a business trip or a trip, people do not know how much money they will have to pay for an air flight or a train ticket, because it is not enough just to know the cost to a certain point. Tickets, as it turns out, include other expenses - all kinds of coefficients for travel, luggage, insurance, etc. That is why it is quite difficult to calculate the price of a ticket.
Instructions
Step 1
Select a flight, then find out the international fare of the company that operates the flight.
Step 2
Find out the distance from one point of flight to another (in miles), and also check the maximum number of miles allowed between points of your journey. If the number of authorized miles is not exceeded, the ticket price will be calculated according to the fare per mile multiplied by the number of miles. If the allowed miles are exceeded, for example, by 10% or 20%, the ticket amount should be increased by this percentage.
Step 3
Attention! When calculating air tickets, you should also take into account stops along the route and their duration, since if they are available, the cost of the ticket can be increased or, on the contrary, reduced due to the loss of time, and it is also necessary to take into account the cost of insurance for the flight, which should be added to the cost of the ticket itself.
Step 4
With all this, you should take into account all kinds of discounts provided by the company. So, for example, a ticket will cost you much cheaper if you buy it immediately there and back, buy it in the country from which you are flying, etc.
Step 5
Calculating a train ticket Remember that the cost of a train ticket is made up of various little things that must be taken into account when calculating. Select a route.
Step 6
Consider in which carriage your journey will take place, since each type of carriage has a certain cost. Consider whether you will use bedding on the trip, as it comes at a separate cost.
Step 7
Check the cost for your route on a specific train per wagon / km, and then find out the distance from the starting point to the destination point. Multiply these two values, you will find out the cost of a blank ticket.
Step 8
Add to the amount received the cost of bed linen (if required), as well as the state fee, which is collected in case travel documents are lost or damaged. Check this cost in the railway station certificate or at the cashier.
Step 9
Add the cost of the booking to the price received if the tickets were reserved in advance.
Step 10
Add baggage charges according to weight and size, if any. Add to the amount received the cost of insurance on rail transport, in case you will take it.
Step 11
There is another way to calculate a "clean" train ticket. Find out the seasonal ratio and ticket price at the time of purchase. Divide the total by the factor and find out the "net" cost of the train ticket.
