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Airline
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Reissue
Fee |
Domestic Baggage Fees |
International Baggage Fees |
Nonrefundable and Standby Policies
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Air France |
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Each passenger is allowed to check two
items free of charge. Each item must not exceed a weight of 23 kg.
(50 lbs.) Those bags weighing in excess of that amount incur a fee
of €50 (or $50 USD/CAD). Each additional item incurs a fee of $150
USD. Air France Flying Blue members are granted additional weight
limits.
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ANA |
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Two free checked baggage pieces with each piece must weigh
less than 50 lbs. A carry-on piece less than 22 lbs. is also
permitted. Advance arrangements with customer service center for
bulky baggage with total linear dimensions exceeding 203 cm. (80
inches) or weighing more than 32 kg. (70 lbs). Excess baggage fees
range from $34-130 USD, and the charge per piece is different
between departure from
Japan
and departure from the
U.S.
or
Guam.
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American
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$100
domestic
and
$150
international
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see AA
policy first
checked bag: $15 and second checked bag: $25; bags 3-5: $100 per bag; bag 6: $200
overweight bags:
51-70 lbs:
$50; 71-100 lbs: $100 |
see AA policy
One carry-on and two checked bags are permitted for free.
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Travelers
with
nonrefundable
tickets
will
have
a
year
from
the
date
the
original
ticket
was
issued
to
reschedule
travel
plans
without
losing
the
total
ticket
value.
Travelers
must
cancel
their
reservations
prior
to
the
scheduled
departure
in
order
to
apply
the
value
of
that
ticket
(less
change
fees)
to
future
travel.
Nonrefundable
tickets
may
standby
on
day
of
departure
at
no
charge.
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Air
Canada
|
$100 |
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Changes
must
be
made
and
re-ticketed
on/before
prior
to
departure.
After
departure
date,
ticket
will
have
no
value.
No
fee
is
charged
for
standby |
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British
Airways
|
$200 |
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Standby not
available |
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Continental
|
$100
domestic
and
$200
international |
second checked bag: $25
additional bags: $100 |
Two checked bags at no charge. Exemptions to the fees
include active military personnel traveling on orders and
travelers paying full fare. Bags weighing between 50-70 lbs. incur
a fee of $50 per item. Bags weighing more than 70 lbs. are not
accepted.
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Travelers
with
nonrefundable
tickets
will
have
a
year
from
the
date
the
original
ticket
was
issued
to
reschedule
travel
plans
without
losing
the
total
ticket
value.
Travelers
must
cancel
their
reservations
prior
to
the
scheduled
departure
in
order
to
apply
the
value
of
that
ticket
(less
change
fees)
to
future
travel.
Standby
on
day
of
departure
at
no
charge.
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Delta
|
$100 domestic and $200
international |
see Delta policy: first
checked bag: $15
second checked bag: $25
Bags weighing more than 100 lbs. are not permitted.
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see Delta
policy: |
Travelers
with
nonrefundable
tickets
will
have
a
year
from
the
date
the
original
ticket
was
issued
to
reschedule
travel
plans
without
losing
the
total
ticket
value. Passengers
need
not
cancel
to
retain
ticket
value.
$50
fee for flight changes within 3 hours of original departure. |
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JAL |
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One free carry-on bag weighing less than 10 kg. (22 lbs.),
in addition to two free checked bags. The size limits on these
bags vary by type of route. Excess fees are calculated using this
formula:
Normal
economy class fare between boarding points (adult one-way) x 1.5%
x excess baggage weight in kg., rounded up to the nearest hundred
yen. Keep in mind that if you got a sale fare, they will use the
normal fare to make the calculation. The free baggage allowance on
economy class on flights is 23 kg. (50 lbs.). For each piece
exceeding 23 kg. but no more than 32 kg., an extra charge of JPY
5,000 or $50 USD applies per piece.
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jetBlue
|
$100 |
second checked bag: $20
additional bags: $75
51-70 lbs: $50; 71-99 lbs: $100 |
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All
monies
forfeited
if
reservation
is
not
cancelled
prior
to
departure
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Lufthansa
|
$200 |
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Two checked bags per passenger weighing 23-32 kg. each,
depending upon route. The airline uses a zone system to determine
fees for excess baggage weight. It adds up quickly: 5€ for every
excess kilogram on domestic flights within
Germany,
but long-haul flights can involve 40€/kg.
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Northwest
|
$100 domestic and $200 international |
first
checked bag: $15 and second checked bag: $25
The price of a 3rd piece of
domestic checked luggage is $100 and fee for an overweight
checked bag (50 to 70 lbs) is $50. |
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Travelers
with
nonrefundable
tickets
will
have
a
year
from
the
date
the
original
ticket
was
issued
to
reschedule
travel
plans
without
losing
the
total
ticket
value. Passengers
need
not
cancel
to
retain
ticket
value.
Nonrefundable
tickets
may
standby
on
day
of
departure
at
no
charge. |
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Southwest
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Excess baggage will be charged at the rate of $40 each for the
fourth and fifth pieces |
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United
|
$150 domestic and $250 international |
first
checked bag: $15 and second checked bag: $25
Will match US Air fees begging
June 10, 2009.
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See UA site |
See UA site |
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US
Airways and America West
|
$150 |
For tickets booked on or after
April 23, 2009: $20 first checked bag and
$30 second checked bag. $5 discount
for online effective July 9, 2009.
see US Airways policies
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see US Airways policies |
see US Airways policies |