Airline Baggage Fees At-a-Glance

Confused about the ever-changing baggage fees airlines are tacking on? The Washington Post has you covered, with an up-to-date (for now) guide on the latest fees. Remember, always check fees with your airline of choice before booking and traveling, since fees can change over night.

Guide to Airline Baggage Fees

Airline Baggage Charges Overweight Bag Fees Oversize Bag Fees Carry-on Limit
AirTran First: free.
Second: $10 online,
$20 at airport.
Third: $50.
51-70 lb.: $29.
71-100 lb.: $69.
62-70 in.: $29.
71-80 in.: $69.
55 in.
American First: $15.
Second: $25.
Third to fi fth:
$100 each.
Sixth: $200.
51-70 lb.: $50.
71-100 lb.: $100.
63-115 in.: $150. 45 in. and 40 lb.
Continental First: free.
Second: $25.
Third: $100.
51-70 lb.: $50. 63-115 in.: $100. 51 in. and 40 lb.
Delta Domestic: First: free.
Second: $25.
Third to 10th:
$80-$180 each.
International: First and
second: free. Third to 10th:
$150-$600 each.
51-70 lb.: $80.
71-100 lb.: $150.
62-80 in.: $150. 45 in. and 40 lb.
JetBlue First: free.
Second: $20.
Third: $75.
51-70 lb.: $50.
71-99 lb.: $100.
63-80 in.: $75. 50 in. for Embraer
190 planes, 56 in.
for Airbus A320s.
Northwest First: $15.
Second: $25.
Third: $100.
51-70 lb.: $50. Domestic:
63-80 in.: $100.
International varies.
45 in.
Southwest First and second:
free.
Third: $25.
Fourth and additional:
$50-$110 each.
51-70 lb.: $25.
71-100 lb.: $50.
63-80 in.: $50. 50 in.
United Domestic:
First: $15.
Second: $25.
Third and additional:
$125-$250 each.
International varies.
51-100 lb.: $125. 63-115 in.: $125. 45 in.
US Airways First: $15.
Second: $25.
Third and additional:
$100 each.
51-70 lb.:
$50-$150,
71-100 lb.: $100-
$200 (based on
number of bags)
62-80 in.: $100 51 in.

credit: The Washington Post

3 Responses to “ Airline Baggage Fees At-a-Glance ”

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