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U.S. Congressional Bill Removes Restriction on Baggage Fees

September 22, 2018 John Flett

U.S. airlines will be unrestricted with regard to baggage charges and change fees after a bill authorized by a congressional board removed a clause from the FAA reauthorization bill to mandate “reasonable and proportional” fees.