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Sky Airline makes the fare hierarchy much simpler compared to traditional airlines, yet the distinctions should be considered when the total cost of the trip is compared. Here is the detailed information about each tier of fares offered by the company:

• Sky Basic - The lowest price option and Sky's budget offering. You get one piece of carry-on baggage which either fits in your personal luggage compartment or as a small bag under the seat, auto-assigned seating (you can't pick your seat), and no changes or cancellations after booking.
• Sky Full - The intermediate price option and what most travelers actually pay for. In addition to all the benefits of Basic, you get one bag of checked baggage (usually 23kg) and the possibility to select your own seat while making your booking.
• Sky Flex - The option designed especially for flexible bookings. The key advantage is the fact that any date changes are free of charge (depending on the availability and price difference of the new route). It is a good choice if you are not sure of your travel dates.
• Sky Premium - Sky's equivalent of the comfort class and definitely not business class. You get some extra legroom in a dedicated cabin area, priority check-in service at the airport counter, and access to a lounge on some routes.

Important Point: Compare most cross-checks of Sky Airline fares against every other carrier flying the same route in real time - this matters more in South America than almost anywhere else, since low-cost and legacy pricing on routes like Santiago.

Sky does not compete on the same few mega-routes that all South American carriers jockey for; instead, it uses a “Peru-hub” operation in conjunction with its base in Santiago, employing Lima as a second point of entry into markets a wholly Chilean airline might find difficult to access.

• Santiago - The base of Sky at Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport and the focus of its domestic network. In Santiago, Sky serves all of Chile from north to south, offering flights between desert cities such as Arica and Iquique and Patagonian cities such as Punta Arenas.
• Lima - Secondary hub of Sky operated by its Peruvian subsidiary. Through Lima, Sky connects domestic routes within Peru to those throughout Chile and is increasingly being used as an entry point into the Caribbean and North America with interlining partners such as United.
• Buenos Aires - Sky's principal port of entry in Argentina, via two airports: Ezeiza (EZE) for international flights and Aeroparque (AEP) for domestic links, offering several options to enter the most dynamic air travel market of South America.
• São Paulo & Rio de Janeiro - the two main hubs in Sky's expanding network in Brazil, lately complemented by flights to Belo Horizonte and Brasilia, and indicative of the airline’s efforts to capture a bigger share of the Chile-Brazil corridor from traditional carriers.
• Montevideo - Sky's budding hub, allowing the airline to expand its network by linking other destinations in the Southern Cone in parallel with the growth in Uruguayan tourism.

As a benefit of such a dual-hub strategy, it brings international reach to small Chilean cities that would not otherwise be able to access international flights.