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ASTA and Frontier work out a deal on carry-on fees
Monday, 13 May, 2013
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Frontier Airlines will offer travel agents two ways to avoid its new fees for overhead bags.
The fees apply to customers buying Frontier’s Basic fares through third-party channels, but ASTA’s website today announced that a workaround has been negotiated.
"ASTA has been in discussions with Frontier regarding its recently announced policy changes," the website said in an agents-only section, and the group declined further explanation.
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