Spirit Airlines eases baggage fee policy for military personnel
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Spirit Airlines has tweaked its baggage policy to waive fees for active duty US military personnel. The ultra low-cost carrier (ULCC) has long made bag fees—both checked and carry-on—a key part of its low-base fare, fee-heavy pricing model. But new president and CEO Bob Fornaro has vowed to improve...
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