Senate panel rips airlines over rising ‘junk’ fees
- Airlines have earned billions from rising 'junk fees,' with five US airlines making over $12 billion on seat selection fees from 2018 to 2023, reports the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations.
- The report indicates airlines are incentivizing workers to find customers trying to avoid fees for carry-on bags, raising concerns about these practices.
- A hearing will be held next week with officials from American, Delta, United, Frontier, and Spirit regarding these fees, according to the Senate subcommittee report.
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