Which arrangement allows departure from one airport and return to a different airport in the same city due to fare differences?

• A. Economy Class
• B. Domestic Air Travel
• C. Double Open-Jaw Trip
• D. Discount Fare

Answer: (C)

The main concept is an open-jaw trip, specifically a double open-jaw arrangement. An open-jaw means you fly into one airport and return from a different airport. When both legs use different airports within the same city, it’s a double open-jaw. This setup is often used to take advantage of fare differences between airports in the same metro area. The scenario describes departing from one airport and coming back from another in the same city, which fits the double open-jaw idea exactly. The other options refer to fare class, travel within a country, or a discount type, none of which describe using two different airports on the two legs of a round trip.