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New Measure Requires Airlines to Refund Baggae Fees
Jesse Tabit July 27, 2016
According to consumerist, a new measure signed into law in July will force airlines to “promptly provide to a passenger an automated refund for any ancillary fees paid by the passenger for checked baggage.” Specifically, the compensation is to be provided if the luggage has not made its way to the owner within 12 hours of the arrival of his/her domestic flight or 15 hours if flying internationally. Flyers must notify the airline of their situation to get the reimbursement.
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So Folks on Cheap Coach Fares Get their Money back Folks on High First Class Fares where Bags are costed into the fare get NADA
12 hours? How about 20 minutes? Alaska Airlines (all on its own, not needing any law) has a 20 minute bag guarantee: https://www.alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/baggage/baggage-claim/20-minute-guarantee.aspx
Kind of like reggae fees?