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If you buy directly from the airline, it shows bag fees. If you are buying through a third party website, you can easily look up the airline's website and see t
by drak0n1c 9y ago
If you buy directly from the airline, it shows bag fees. If you are buying through a third party website, you can easily look up the airline's website and see the domestic and international baggage policies and fees before you buy. If you are ever confused, you can call the free customer support. Why is specific regulation forcing information to be presented a certain way necessary?
- orf 9y ago> Why is specific regulation forcing information to be presented a certain way necessary? Because it never happens like you imagine it. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/govt-airlines-should-disclose-bag-seat-fees/ https://www.cbsnews.com/news/govt-airlines-should-disclose-b... > Currently, airlines are only required to disclose bag fees, and even then they don't have to provide an exact price. Some airlines provide a range of possible fees in sometimes complex charts. > Many consumers are unable to determine the true cost of a ticket because fees are often hard to find or decipher, the government says. > More recently, some airlines have begun offering consumers not only a stripped-down "base" airfare, but also a choice of several packages with some of the once-free services added back into the cost of a ticket, but at higher prices. With packages and a la carte fees multiplying, comparison shopping for airfares is becoming more difficult, consumer advocates say. Which of this is good?