AIRLINE FEES In 2008, airlines started charging consumers ancillary fees made up of baggage, preferred seat selection, ticket changes, pillows & blankets, meals & beverages and other a'la carte services. These fees generated $1.6 billion for the nation's largest airlines in the 3 months July through September 2012, according to new federal data.  The total represents a 5% increase over the same period last year, when the nation's airlines collected $1.5 billion according to the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics. Travel Travel has linked into airline fee policies, to make it easier and more convenient for consumers to research how these charges will affect airline fare pricing comparisons. For code sharing flights we suggest you contact your airline or travel agent. AEROMEXICO  AIR CANADA  AIR FRANCE AIRTRAN AIRLINES  ALASKA AIRLINES ALITALIA ALLEGIANT AIRLINES  AMERICAN AIRLINES  CHINA AIRLINES  DELTA AIRLINES FRONTIER AIRLINES  HAWAIIAN AIRLINES JAPAN AIRLINES  JETBLUE AIRLINES  KLM ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES  KOREAN AIRLINES LUFTHANSA  SOUTHWEST AIRLINES SPIRIT AIRLINES   UNITED AIRLINES  US AIRWAYS  VIRGIN AMERICA AIRLINES  OTHER INTERNATIONAL AIRLINE BAGGAGE FEES  New DOT Consumer Protection Rules effective 1.24.12 require full fare and fee pricing by all travel carriers, sellers and advertisers. The list does not include every airline and may not always be 100% accurate. Airline fees and websites change constantly and can vary by specific flight, seat assignment, and frequent flier status. We strongly suggest you verify this information on your airline's websites before ticket purchase. Should you have any questions or need help saving on  airline fee charges, please contact us at tvltvl@travelx2.com