Robert confirms a flight deal that was $35 cheaper on a site and happily leaves for the airport, later paying $55 more for his checked bag.
This is not an isolated case. While booking a flight, not many travelers pay attention to the airline baggage fees. They miss the fine print and end up regretting it later.
A ticket that initially appears to be a bargain can quickly become expensive once baggage fees or other mandatory features get added to it.
In this blog, we’ll walk through why locking a low-cost fare is not always a sign of victory.











