When you're paying for a checked bag on an airline, does it occur to you that your luggage might not even be worth much more than the fee?
When you're paying for a checked bag on an airline, does it occur to you that your luggage might not even be worth much more than the fee?
Most people pack much too much stuff when they travel. But I particularly resent those who insist on taking everything on the plane with them, and then blocking the aisles while the attempt to stuff all their belongings into the overhead bin.
My SUITCASE is worth more.
YES it does reason I do not expect my stuff or myself to be hauled around the planet for Free.
I pack what I need.to limit the charges.
Not really, the charges are never more than the value of the luggage bag, let alone the contents, and what is the worth to you to be able to take your luggage? Taking just carry on suits some people, but it's no good for a long trip.
More than the fee? I don't know what you wear but one of my shirts will cost the fee price, and I pack more then one shirt. That does not include anything else I pack. Or the suitcase.
I check my bags all the time but haven't paid bags fees
- Can an airline change your flight time more than 24 hours? I've heard that airlines can change your flight time up until departure. Can they change your flight more than a day before or ater your original flight was scheduled as this can be an inconvenience.
- How much money they will cut for refund fee? Or they will give me full money? Turkish airlines refused my tickets. I wanted to go Brazil to meet my wife from Dhaka Bangladesh. It was one way ticket.
- Why do some people who book Frontier wait till they get to the airport to pay for checkin luggage when it's more than when you pay online? Like you have a small fee online. If you wait till you're at the airport it's a bigger fee. Are these people irrational?
- Has anyone heard of an airline paying for a passengers's hotel on a long stopover? I see a flight with a stopover of 39 hours but wonder how airlines can offer such a lengthy flight unless they're willing to provide a hotel for the passenger. Has anyone heard of an airline that offers hotels for long stopovers?