Several U.S. airlines have been raising baggage fees for passengers, with some, such as American Airlines, offering customers a lower price if they pay ahead of time instead of at the airport.
Now, JetBlue is trying a new strategy — a dynamic method of baggage pricing that charges passengers more depending on the date.
For example, the airline offers a $10 discount on checked bags if customers opt to pay for their checked baggage online at least 24 hours before their flight departs.
Related: Report: Airlines Made $33 Billion Last Year Charging For Checked Bags
In February, JetBlue increased its checked bag prices to a base fee of $45 for the first
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