The great airline scam of 2009
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The great airline scam of 2009
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Re: The great airline scam of 2009
#2In terms of actually checking bags, I'm not sure whether the old way or the new way is better. It sometimes seems like the few staff members are pretty spread thin when it comes to actually taking bags.
On the other hand, I normally travel with only carry on bags. There's often little to no line at the "no baggage" check ins, which makes it a much faster choice for getting through the airport.
Can anyone else confirm/deny these observations?
Re: The great airline scam of 2009
#3In terms of actually checking bags, I'm not sure whether the old way or the new way is better. It sometimes seems like the few staff members are pretty spread thin when it comes to actually taking bags. On the other hand, I normally travel with only carry on bags. There's often little to no line at the "no baggage" check ins, which makes it a much faster choice for getting through the airport. Can anyone else confirm…
I haven't seen a specific "no baggage" check-in point anywhere I've been, but that sounds like a good idea.
I remember when the check-in machines first appeared they also printed your baggage tags for you to stick around the handle yourself but they seem to have moved away from this system for some reason. That seems to me something that could speed up the drop-off.
Re: The great airline scam of 2009
#4I almost invariably travel hand-luggage only, but I frequently find that I can't check-in online because I have an "unusual passport."
Really annoying, especially when some airlines then charge for not having checked in online.