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Market indices are shown in real time, except for the DJIA, which is delayed by two minutes. Here's a list of the airlines that have so far said they will recognize the "Cabin OK" logo: Related: Airline profits could take off in 2015 Costs may have fallen but few of those savings are being passed on to passengers. IATA raised its 2015 forecast for net profit to $29.3 billion - a jump of nearly 80% on last year.
The guidelines come as the airline industry predicts record profits this year, thanks to cheap oil and more efficient use of planes. They're already being hit by a growing array of fees, including charges to check bags.Īnd busy executives won't want to risk boarding with their luggage only to have it relegated to the hold. It may be good news for luggage makers but air travelers won't be pleased. Related: Why planes used to fly half full The airlines will prioritize bags that fit the size recommendations over bigger cases. Those cases will display a "Cabin OK" logo.įlying with one of the carriers who has signed up doesn't mean you have to downsize, but a sleeker case will boost your chances of getting overhead locker space on a full flight. IATA, which represents carriers that make up around 80% of air traffic, is working with manufacturers to produce suitcases that fit its specifications. People flying on American or Delta Air Lines ( DAL) would need bags roughly 20% smaller.
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