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Considering only comparable fare classifications, which classifications offer the greatest percentage difference between air travel and ship travel? Travel Type Sample Round-Trip Fares from New York to London
First-Class Air Fare $754.30
First-Class Ship Fare $775.20
Regular Economy Air Fare $440.80
Tourist Class Ship Fare $408.00
Peak Season Economy Air Fare $526.30
Peak Season Tourist Class Ship Fare $470.25
14- to 21-Day Excursion Air Fare $331.00
30-Day Excursion Ship Fare $345.95
Charter Group (25 Persons or More) Air Fare $331.00
Charter Group (25 Persons or More) Ship Fare $306.00
Regular economy air fare - tourist class ship fare would be $
.

The percentage difference would be
%.

Peak season economy air fare - peak season tourist ship fare = $

The percentage difference would be
%.

Charter group air fare - Charter group ship fare = $

The percentage difference would be
%.

Therefore, the peak-season classification offers the greatest percentage difference at
%.

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