A Minneapolis-based aviation writer says he's uncovered an airline pricing strategy that makes tickets for solo travelers more expensive. Kyle Potter, executive editor at Thrifty Traveler, says he discovered the practice as he went to buy a ticket for a flight himself. "I saw a $206 one-way fare to Newark this summer," Potter said. "I bumped it up to two passengers, then all of a sudden, I'm looking at $156 for the same fare.” Potter ran more tests and found that Delta Air Lines, American Airlines and United Airlines all were doing the same thing. Solo tickets cost more than tickets bought in a group for the same flight. Adam Duxter/CBS Minnes (https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001H0Y7bhW2Npn3ZWBQWy2EYp3zFXTZLM49p4NvPNWro93mhISCHYPlkhbSLAC0L9OuCY6fC8stNdWMPf0RCxXtqfgtwheCfhRb69JpyEiGK7bKcSN19r-d36-35egJI3smnaVEJI_QAi0E7P_Ld1REgPRzDMYojmJp8EQmxDBGHiLlDvowbTmp7SfOY4SfMaxX2LXXSW6XzS_aqACMbaJq-RGUlKIfDm3hCRG4HJkWituVuPJf6zL8jg==&c=FVHZsUSPzn7RT8r1nUZeDNvORM9594zPsuXhixxmC6r1ID-6dLsbbg==&ch=2WNmMnx-y1TbW1YFB22WrMuWkwBlXxcGMGc3gTENg60w_umVOlsVTA==)
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