The commenter advocates for stricter regulations on online airline ticketing companies to ensure transparent pricing and fair competition. They specifically call for clear display of total costs, an end to misleading "limited seats" claims, and restrictions on unauthorized promotional pricing.

A senior citizen expresses opposition to the proposed action, arguing that it would increase confusion for consumers when booking airline tickets. The commenter specifically argues against removing the requirement to list fares that include taxes and other fees.

An individual consumer supports the proposed rule, arguing that misleading airfare pricing is deceptive and causes significant time loss. The commenter notes that such practices damage consumer trust and can lead to a decrease in overall purchases.

The commenter advocates for requiring airlines to disclose the full price of a ticket, including all mandatory taxes and fees, from the initial search results. They argue that hiding these costs until the end of the booking process is misleading, exploits consumer behavior, and prevents accurate price comparisons between carriers.

The commenter opposes the proposed rule change, arguing that consumers should see the full price of airline tickets upfront rather than at checkout. They compare the practice to hidden fees at grocery stores and state that current rules make it difficult to compare prices between carriers.

The commenter opposes the proposed action, arguing that it allows airlines to engage in "bait-and-switch" pricing by showing low base fares and adding significant fees later. They demand that the full price of the service be shown upfront to consumers.

An individual traveler opposes the proposed rule, arguing that it would make it harder to compare flight prices. They request that the current requirement to display the total price prominently be maintained to ensure consumers can make informed decisions.