Airlines Take In $22 Billion from Add-On Fees and Partnerships

Revenue from add-on fees and partnerships with hotels and credit cards jumped 38% in 2010 for 47 of the world’s biggest airlines. Yes, airlines are hurting because of increasing fuel prices and issues involving sleeping air traffic controllers, but a study (PDF) by Wisconsin-based IdeaWorks reveals that they’re making up for it in other ways.

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Airlines Take In $22 Billion from Add-On Fees and Partnerships

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