Nang umuwi ako sa Pinas, ilang araw lang akong nakapagreserba ng ticket ng mabasa ko na simula ngayong taon, magchacharge na ang mga airlines para sa checked-in luggage. Ouch.
Ngayon balak ng marami nang magcharge ng 20 to 45 dollars para sa carry-on at ang unang ariline na nag-implement nito ay ang Spirit Airlines.
Spirit Airlines announced Tuesday that it will charge its customers $20 to $45 for items they place in the overhead bins.The cost depends on whether passengers are members of the airline's ultra-low fare club and whether they "pre-reserve" their carry-on bag in advance.Ako hindi naglalagay ng gamit sa overhead bin, kasi hindi ko abot. Vertically challenged nga ako. Tapos nauunahan pa ako ng mga pasaherong ang bibilis na kahit hindi naman sa tapat nila ay kinukuha nila.
Each passenger will still be able to bring one personal item that fits under a seat for free, such as a purse, briefcase, backpack or laptop computer. They also won't have to pay extra for items such as diaper bags, pet containers and cameras.
Yong iba ang lalaki ang dala na pag nahulugan ka ay makikita mo ang constellation kung hindi dala ka sa ospital.
Ito ang apektado ako kung sakali. Ang magchacharge sa bathroom. Sus. Makakabili ng isa pang eruplano ang airline pag ako ang pasahero. Overactive bladder ako at panay ang bathroom.
Ryanair, which is based in Dublin, Ireland, and bills itself as "Europe's first and largest low fares airline," is mulling a plan that would require travelers to pay either 1 euro or 1 British pound (about $1.33 or $1.52) for using the bathroom on flights lasting one hour or less.
The plan, titled "Ryanair Cost Saving Proposal," was published in the airline's inflight magazine.
The carrier said it is working with Boeing to develop a coin-operated door release so that when nature calls, passengers would need to deposit the change before being able to use the facilities.
Magdala na lang kaya ako nang sarili ko. TOink.
Pinaysaamerika
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