Remote Baggage Check-In. Worth it?
Posted on May 6th, 2008 by Harriet Baskas
It’s a fair bet that, for the foreseeable future, there are going to be longer-than-usual lines at curbside check-in kiosks and lobby ticket counters as travelers, airline personnel, and skycaps get accustomed to the new fees most airlines are now – or will soon be – charging for checking more than one bag.
One way to avoid the lines – but not the fees – is to check-in your bags someplace other than the airport. In my USATODAY.com column this week I describe services that allow travelers to check bags at hotel lobbies, convention centers, cruise ships, short and long-term parking lots, and car rental facilities.
Related posts:
- Curbside check-in: confusing and costly
- Irritated by those new $25 baggage check fees?
- As of today, you’ll pay $25 to check a second bag at the airport
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