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Airlines consider fees for check-in kiosks
December 14, 2008
Beaver County (Beaver, Pa.) Times:As the recession continues, many cash-strapped airline companies are looking for new sources of revenue. That means travelers could face some kind of convenience fee the next time they try to check in with a self-service check-in kiosk. Jay Sorenson of IdeaWorks, a Wisconsin-based consulting firm for the airline industry, says some airlines are giving the fee carefull consideration, just as FlyBe, a British airline, did earlier this year.
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