Many pull in those profits through checked bag fees that start at $25 for the first piece on most domestic flights. Others also charge for carry-ons that aren't considered personal items. And one major holdout, Southwest Airlines, checks passengers' first two bags for free — although it still earned nearly $33.6 million in baggage fees through the first three quarters of last year.
While rules and costs can vary greatly depending on the airline, there are some universal tips and tricks for avoiding airline baggage fees. Here are six expert suggestions to keep these costs from weighing you down.
This article originally appeared on GOBankingRates.com: 6 Clever Ways to Save on Airline Baggage Fees.
By Charlene Oldham
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