Don’t get lost: 3 insider tips on how to keep your stuff, so you don’t loose your luggage when you fly
Luggage always seems to vanish. Airlines misplace one to two bags per flight, sometimes more, sometimes less.
Luggage always seems to vanish. Airlines misplace one to two bags per flight, sometimes more, sometimes less.
Since Allegiant Air’s decision to start charging passengers for carry-on luggage last week, you’d think that everything needed to be said about this outrageous new fee had already been said.
Earlier this week, Spirit Airlines announced it would begin charging for carry-on luggage. That drew criticism from the Secretary of Transportation, who I interviewed on Wednesday. I wanted to give Ben Baldanza, Spirit’s chief executive, an opportunity to respond — and to explain the rationale behind charging for carry-on bags. Here’s our interview.
Calling it the “next phase” of unbundling, Spirit Airlines a few hours ago announced that it would begin charging passengers for carry-on luggage. Seriously.