Articles tagged “fees”

Airlines will likely fish for a fresh source of revenue as fees have proved a successful buffer to economic hardship that arose from high fuel costs and a drop in passenger numbers.

Controversial and fee-happy, Allegiant undoubtedly does things differently, is nimble and successful.

You know these numbers of "premium" rows are only going up, right? Unless some regulatory authority sets a maximum limit.

It's doubtful that the errant book was the only issue, but the actions of Ryanair, the police, and passengers speak to the toxic environment the low-cost carrier's policies have created.

Next time, convince a friend to come along & carry a baggage, than pay the extra fee for a large bag on Ryanair. Now you know.

One downside to mobile check-ins for airlines is that flyers are bypassing attendants with their oversized luggage and airlines, unwilling to delay takeoff, will let the passenger on without paying the fee.

You know that your citizens are causing trouble abroad when you start asking everyone to pony up a little extra to help finance consular advice. Perhaps Australia should consider imposing the levy only on destinations where visitors get most out of hand.

Smart airlines look for ancillary services that might add value to the journey -- and make fliers happier -- instead of just gouging for bag fees.

Sandy is likely to wreak havoc with travel plans and, because of its likely protracted duration, might impact some airlines' fourth-quarter financials.

Airlines shouldn't play games and must fully disclose their fees on airline websites and in advertising, but to require airlines to sell their wares through travel agencies would be a huge step backward.