Showing posts with label Luggage Fees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luggage Fees. Show all posts

Thursday, February 25, 2016

All Airlines now get 25% of their revenue from fees.




All Airlines now get 25% of their revenue from fees. 
The Largest fee is a charge of up to $200 to change or cancel a ticket.
Airlines sell many cheap fares knowing that they will make money on changes. In some cases, the change fee is more than the price of the ticket.
Until the US Government enforces laws, nothing will get done.
Can any other industry charge you $200 for changing your dates? If you can't fly why cant you gift it or resell it? Security? Everyone has to prove their identity so that no longer is a valid answer.
It appears that this sector has special protections that no other industry enjoys and until congress and state legislators demand change we will continue to pay the price.
An example for thought.
Imagine Costco changing their pricing model to charge you based on quantity in stock and customer demand. You walk up to the counter with a bottle of Windex and it rings up as $100.00 and the words LAST BOTTLE.
Nobody can get away with this except the airlines.

Saturday, May 19, 2012

Airlines collected $3.36 billion in baggage fees

Airlines collected $3.36 billion in baggage fee.

Most major airlines didn't charge for carry-on bags,  Spirit Airlines and Allegiant Air charge.

Spirit Airlines recently announced plans to significantly increase its carry-on fees beginning in November, with passengers who decide to check a bag at the gate paying $100 per bag each way.

Allegiant began charging $10  to $35 teach waya for ha carry-on bag.What do you think? Should all airline allow the 1st piece of luggage FREE?

Saturday, November 20, 2010

American Airlines Baggage Fees For First Class Business Class and Economy

Customers in First class and Business Class have the ability to check three bags at no charge.

Economy class customers
will be charged $25 each way for the first checked bag and $35 each way for the second checked bag.

American Airlines Luggage Fee Schedule

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