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The discount carrier, which long stood out from America's domestic-airline pack for rejecting many add-on fees that have become standard at other airlines, is embracing new fees of its own but not the ones you might expect.

Budget airlines pack more passengers on each flight and typically have younger, more fuel-efficient fleets than longer-established airlines.

The space squeeze — as airlines pack more people and profit into planes — is only the latest frustration for travelers, already weary of security hassles and charges for checked baggage, food, in-flight entertainment and other once-free services.

With airlines packing more people onto every plane, frustration among U.S. passengers is boiling into rage over nuisances as minor as a reclining seat­back taking some personal space.

With commercial airlines packing more passengers per plane, many fliers believe that the federal government should adopt minimum airline seat standards for legroom and width to ensure the safety and comfort of travelers.

There are obvious ways to avoid fees for things like onboard entertainment (bring a book) or airline food (pack your lunch).

Before leaving, the airline must pack in about 7,000 pounds of food and drinks (or 11,000 pounds if meal carts, silverware, plates and other service equipment is included).

This system has vastly reduced costs by allowing airlines to pack the same number of travellers into far fewer flights.

Travellers might not shed a tear over denying precious income to big bad airlines who pack them in like sardines.

A. It is important for passengers to compare the dimensions of their hand luggage with that permitted by the airline before packing.

As in the past, consumers will find disks stuffed into mailboxes, cereal boxes, newspaper wrappers, airline snack packs and magazine inserts, and perhaps even stuffed in packages of frozen steaks.