The passengers should know what you pay for. That convinced the Prosecutor of new York Eric Schneiderman and 15 of his colleagues from other States.
On Tuesday, officials published an open letter, urging the transport Department to retain the requirement that airlines are required to disclose rates on checking and baggage handling.
We will remind that on December 7, the Ministry announced the cancellation of former rules. In transport management this step is explained by the decision of Donald trump, aimed at reducing the costs of regulation.
Innovation contrary to the rights of the consumers is convinced that the initiative group headed by the Pennsylvania attorney Josh Shapiro.
Representatives of new York, Maine, Massachusetts, Delaware, and 13 other States insist that passengers should be able to make an informed choice in favor of one or another of the carrier quickly and easily determining the actual cost of the trip.
In his address, prosecutors cited the results of the analysis, according to which, in 2016, American consumers charged from $86 to $100 in additional fees. Eric Schneiderman said that in 2017, American airlines made a $57 billion — $7 billion of this amount were paid for the Luggage.
Officials fear that withholding this data will exacerbate the situation in the airline industry.
Note that according to research by IdeaWorksCompany analysis portal, the most nability revenue receives Spirit Airlines — it is up to 46.4% of the total cost of the service.
