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Airline fees can sting: bag, change, seat, Wi-Fi, and phone-booking charges add up fast. Learn the 6 fees to watch before you fly and how to save now.
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Airline fees are sky high and only climbing — passengers paid $7.1 billion in checked bag and flight-change fees in 2016 alone.
Airline fees are sky high and they’re only on their way up.
“Gotcha” fees are not unusual and, most of the time, passengers are not even aware that they are falling victim to sneaky billing practices.
Although some airlines will let you bring a bag for free, others offer basic economy seats that have a per carry-on bag fee if you’re using overhead space.
Changed your travel plans?.
Want to pick your own seat?.
With the exception of Jet Blue, most airlines charge a fee for in-flight Wi-Fi.
Tired?.
Most of us book our flights online, but if you’re hoping to talk to a human being and book over the phone, be on the lookout for a fee.
Airlines are not the only ones with hidden fees.
A report from the Government Accountability Office estimates that passengers paid $7.1 billion in checked bag fees and flight changes in 2016.
It depends on the airline.
Change fees can range anywhere from $200 for domestic flights and up to $750 for international flights.
Yes, many do.
Watch for in-flight Wi-Fi fees, which most airlines charge with the exception of Jet Blue.
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