American Airlines

Be advised that American Airlines is charging for anything over 50 pounds on
a domestic flight. ($25)

Denise Mann wrote:
> Be advised that American Airlines is charging for anything over 50 pounds on
> a domestic flight. ($25)

Most of the airlines have a 50 lb limit now, it is always best to check
with your airline shortly before you are leaving. All this information
is available on their websites.

sue

another reason to fly AirTran. They are still at 70 lbs per bag, flights are
cheap and except for my first flight with them a few years back they've
always been on time. The fresh air in the cabin is also a plus.

Bill

"Sue and Kevin Mullen" <kjmullen@> wrote in message
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>
>
> Denise Mann wrote:
> > Be advised that American Airlines is charging for anything over 50
pounds on
> > a domestic flight. ($25)
>
> Most of the airlines have a 50 lb limit now, it is always best to check
> with your airline shortly before you are leaving. All this information
> is available on their websites.
>
> sue
>

Cal Ford wrote:

> Worse than that, most Airlines have reduced their baggage allowance.
>
> Some are 49 pounds so be careful.

49 instead of 50, like one lb makes a difference.

sue

Well, if it's the difference between 50 and 51 it makes a $25 difference.

all domestic:
American 50 lbs
Delta 50 lbs
United 50 lbs
Northwest 50 lbs
Air Tran 70 lbs
Southwest 70 lbs

International may offer weight limits up to 70 pounds on some airlines that
are only 50 domestic

Not really sure who is at 49 pounds.







"Sue and Kevin Mullen" <kjmullen@> wrote in message
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>
> Cal Ford wrote:
>
> > Worse than that, most Airlines have reduced their baggage allowance.
> >
> > Some are 49 pounds so be careful.
>
> 49 instead of 50, like one lb makes a difference.
>
> sue
>

>all domestic:
>American 50 lbs
>Delta 50 lbs
>United 50 lbs
>Northwest 50 lbs
>Air Tran 70 lbs
>Southwest 70 lbs

Jet Blue 70 lbs.

~ Patty

United Airlines is too.

Mike informed:

>all domestic:
>American 50 lbs
>Delta 50 lbs
>United 50 lbs
>Northwest 50 lbs
>Air Tran 70 lbs
>Southwest 70 lbs

Add Spirit 70 lbs
Frontier 70 lbs

(By the way, Air Tran and Jet Blue in addition to 70 lbs limit per bag also
allow 3 checked bags per passenger)

Amber

Just to be clear, that USAirways (and others) is PER BAG, not total.
USAirways is 2 bags not to exceed 50 lbs. EACH. Plus carryons.

If you need more than 100 lbs. of stuff plus 40 lbs of carryon baggage.....

You're overpacking! HAHAHAAHhaaaaaaahahaaaa.....ehem............

Relax, will ya? IT'S A CRUISE!!!

MrTractor


"Denise Mann" <dfmann@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
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> Be advised that American Airlines is charging for anything over 50 pounds
on
> a domestic flight. ($25)
>
>

They tying down those tanks in cargo these days? ;-)

"Bill C" <wgc41m> wrote in message
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> another reason to fly AirTran. They are still at 70 lbs per bag, flights
are
> cheap and except for my first flight with them a few years back they've
> always been on time. The fresh air in the cabin is also a plus.
>
> Bill
>
> "Sue and Kevin Mullen" <kjmullen@> wrote in message
> news:bn41os$tauh7$1@ID-128032.news.uni-berlin.de...
> >
> >
> > Denise Mann wrote:
> > > Be advised that American Airlines is charging for anything over 50
> pounds on
> > > a domestic flight. ($25)
> >
> > Most of the airlines have a 50 lb limit now, it is always best to check
> > with your airline shortly before you are leaving. All this information
> > is available on their websites.
> >
> > sue
> >
>
>