Sentence examples for charging passengers from inspiring English sources

"So they're charging passengers up to three pounds," or about 68 cents, double the normal price.

It is also one of the reasons JetBlue is not charging passengers to log on.

Most should be able to pass along the costs by charging passengers a few dollars more for their tickets.

The result is likely to be airports following the budget airlines' example in seeking out new ways of charging passengers.

Several airlines have begun charging passengers to check luggage and book tickets using their frequent-flier miles.

With airlines charging passengers as much as $50 for overweight bags, one luggage company is selling suitcases that weigh themselves.

A 1973 law prohibiting airports in the United States from charging passenger fees was changed in 1990.

Others have begun to charge passengers for checking more than one bag.

CHICAGO cabbies want to be able to charge passengers $50 for throwing up in their taxis, the Tribune reported last week.

Like their bigger competitor, they will also charge passengers $15 to check in their first bag on certain flights.

He now flies mostly on Southwest Airlines because it does not charge passengers to change their travel dates.