Checking in luggage on Delta Air Lines is about to cost passengers even more, starting Tuesday.
Passengers paying online for checked bags will be charged $23 for the first bag and $32 for the second — an $8 and $7 increase from current rates, respectively.
Those checking in bags at the airport will shell out even more: $25 for the first bag, $35 for the second.
The new rates apply to tickets purchased on or after January 5. Passengers who bought tickets before that date will pay the old rates.
Some passengers — such as first-class fliers, some frequent fliers and military personnel on deployment — will be exempt from the fee increases.
Many airlines began charging for checked bags last year.
(Source: CNN)
4 Responses
Delta leads the way in ripping off travelers.
The cost is for the upgraded accommodations they made for the bags.
Fuel costs are going up again you nudniks – especially considering that passenger/miles are down, how are airlines supposed to cover rising costs if not by raising revenues?
There is a choice:
DONT FLY DELTA!!
Some airlines dont charge bag fees ie Southwest.