United Airlines made headlines this week when it announced a new ticket option called "Basic Economy," banning the use of overhead bins for luggage.
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Here's a look at other major airlines' policies when it comes to charging for baggage.
American Airlines
In some cases, you won't have to pay the baggage fees for up to three bags, but it depends on your status with the airline. In general, passengers must pay $25 per checked bag, according to the airline.
British Airways
Fees for checked bags vary depending on the cabin you're traveling in, your frequent flyer member status and other factors.
Delta
Fees for the first and second checked bags vary based on your flight destination. Here's a complete breakdown of fees.
JetBlue
Baggage fees vary depending on whether you are a Blue, Blue Plus or Blue Flex member. Blue members play $20 or $25, depending on whether they are buying online or at the ticket counter, $35 for a second bag and $100 each for a third bag and any additional bags. Learn more here.
Southwest Airlines
Customers' first two bags fly for free, a rarity for airlines. Weight and size limits apply.
Spirit Airlines
One personal item is included with a Bare Fare. That's something like a small backpack or purse that fits entirely in a box sized 16" by 14" by 12." For travel after April 3, 2017, the maximum dimensions are 18" by 14" by 8." You need to pay for any additional/larger bags.
Main Cabin guests may check up to 10 bags, at 50 pounds each, for $25 per bag.
Guests who have purchased the fully refundable Main Cabin fare may check the first bag up to 50 pounds. Bags 2-10 may be checked for a $25 fee each.
Here are more details on fees for select and first class guests.
Wow Air
One checked bag costs $50.99 online, $69.99 at check in and $99.99 at the gate. There are other fees for sporting equipment and for large carry-on bags.
