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fromFortune
3 weeks ago
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Southwest Airlines is going to start charging heavy flyers for an extra seat if they can't fit within armrests

Southwest will require passengers who cannot fit within a single seat's armrests to purchase an extra seat in advance beginning Jan. 27.
fromBoston.com
3 months ago
US news

Final boarding call for free bags at Southwest as airline abandons a cherished perk

Southwest Airlines has changed its baggage policy, introducing fees that could financially impact customers and the airline's reputation.
fromFortune
3 weeks ago
Travel

Southwest Airlines is going to start charging heavy flyers for an extra seat if they can't fit within armrests

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fromBoston.com
3 months ago

Final boarding call for free bags at Southwest as airline abandons a cherished perk

Southwest Airlines has changed its baggage policy, introducing fees that could financially impact customers and the airline's reputation.
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fromFortune
3 weeks ago

Outraged flyers file class actions about Delta and United for selling premium window seats next to blank walls

Delta and United are accused of charging extra for window seats that lack windows, prompting proposed class-action lawsuits seeking millions in damages.
fromwww.ocregister.com
3 weeks ago

Passengers sue United and Delta for selling window' seats next to blank walls

A New York law firm brought the cases as proposed class actions on behalf of any passengers who say they wouldn't have selected or paid more for their reserved places if they had known the seats did not include a window. We have received a flood of interest from passengers who feel they have been harmed by this practice and who wish to join the lawsuits, the Greenbaum Olbrantz firm said in a statement. It makes sense that people are upset.
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fromFast Company
3 weeks ago

Airlines have been upcharging everything from assigned seats to carry-on bags. Customers are finally pushing back

Lawsuits allege major U.S. airlines charged passengers for paid "window" seats that lacked actual windows, raising claims of deceptive ticketing and dark-pattern practices.
fromwww.bbc.com
3 months ago

How airline fees have turned baggage into billions

Lauren Alexander, who flew from Boston, criticized the rising check-in luggage fees, labeling them as "ridiculous" and perceiving them as deceptive charges alongside ticket prices.
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fromNew York Post
3 months ago

Furious RyanAir flyer abandons trip after racking up 'ridiculous' hidden fees: 'I'm not getting my money's worth'

"What they were charging was really unfair for the job that they had to do," Hina Muneer, 29, griped to Kennedy News Service.
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