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Expedia sits inside our case studies on flight booking checkouts, where bundling, "best value" tags and reframed pricing nudge users toward pricier seats.
Key takeaways from 3 Case Studies
Bundling and "best value" tags can steer choice more than the actual price does
Contextualised pricing cuts hesitation, since every fresh search invites a competitor in
Baggage and extras get buried while the headline fare carries the perceived value
Last updated: 27/08/2026
Case Studies
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How Airline Checkouts Make You Pay More for The Same Seat
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Two people on the same flight, in identical seats, could pay dramatically different prices. Why? Because airlines use pricing strategies designed to upsell and confuse you at checkout.
Skills you'll build
How checkouts utilise strategic bundling to convert more
The value of certainty in design
Why you shouldn't trust "best value" tags
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How to Retain Customers, When AI is Pushing Them to Competitors
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You don’t just lose customers to price—you lose them to uncertainty. When users hesitate, they search again, and every new search is a chance for a competitor to win them over.
Skills you'll build
The headwind of AI summaries
Boosting retention across multiple sessions
Creating high-intention triggers
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The UX Techniques That Make You Settle for Higher-Priced Flights
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What appears at first to be an industry driven by price, is actually a battle of who can make you believe that you got the best price, while charging 3x more for baggage.
Skills you'll build
Using psychology to create value
Identifying insider blind spots
Contextualising data better
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