Europe’s Airlines Say Cabin Baggage Changes Threaten Consumer Choice
Charging passengers for cabin bags is an important part of ancillary revenues.
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Potential changes to the rules about airline carry-on bags are at the center of a debate in Europe, as lawmakers in the region seek reforms to air passenger legislation and airlines highlight concerns about reducing consumer choice—not to mention a potential hit to ancillary revenues. In short...
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