Which pricing system ties the fare to the number of miles flown?

• A. Mileage System
• B. Joint Fare
• C. Nonstop Flight
• D. No-Show

Answer: (A)

Pricing an airline ticket can be based on how far you fly, among other factors. The Mileage System is the method where the fare is tied directly to the number of miles flown. In this system, longer trips cost more because more distance is covered, while shorter trips cost less. This distance-based pricing contrasts with terms like Joint Fare, which involves revenue sharing or pricing arrangements across carriers, and with service descriptions like Nonstop Flight or No-Show, which refer to flight pattern or passenger behavior rather than how the price is calculated. So the fare that scales with miles flown is the Mileage System.