When it comes to choosing a carrier to fly within the U.S., travelers are quite lucky to have an assortment to choose from. In a somewhat surprising announcement, America’s sixth largest airline has stated that they will be increasing their checked-bag fees.
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Ted Murphy/Flickr Becoming the first not ultralow-cost carrier to raise their checked-bag fees over the industry standard of $25 dollars, JetBlue will now charge passengers $30 dollars for their first checked bag. If you’re a passenger of JetBlue and have a second bag to check, you’ll be charged an additional $35 or $40.
A change that’s now officially gone into effect, JetBlue’s checked-bag fees aren’t the only increases that travelers are seeing across the board with U.S. carriers. As a direct response to higher fuel costs, many carriers are increasing travel fees to make up for the cost of fuel. To read more about JetBlue’s fees for checked luggage, click here.
JetBlue isn’t the only airline to recently increase certain travel fees. Read about how Southwest Is Increasing Their Early Boarding Fees For Certain Flights!
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Ted Murphy/Flickr
Becoming the first not ultralow-cost carrier to raise their checked-bag fees over the industry standard of $25 dollars, JetBlue will now charge passengers $30 dollars for their first checked bag. If you’re a passenger of JetBlue and have a second bag to check, you’ll be charged an additional $35 or $40.
A change that’s now officially gone into effect, JetBlue’s checked-bag fees aren’t the only increases that travelers are seeing across the board with U.S. carriers. As a direct response to higher fuel costs, many carriers are increasing travel fees to make up for the cost of fuel. To read more about JetBlue’s fees for checked luggage, click here.
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