BOSTON AP - A federal jury on Monday awarded more than $325,000 to nine Logan International Airport skycaps for American Airlines who claimed they lost tips when the airline instituted a $2 fee for checking a bag at curbside.American Airlines said its decision to impose the baggage fee in 2005 was an attempt to bolster its finances after it lost $821 million in 2004.
April 08, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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BOSTON AP – A federal jury on Monday awarded more than $325,000 to nine Logan International Airport skycaps for American Airlines who claimed they lost tips when the airline instituted a $2 fee for checking a bag at curbside.
American Airlines said its decision to impose the baggage fee in 2005 was an attempt to bolster its finances after it lost $821 million in 2004. The fee is split between the airline and the contractor it hires to operate its curbside check-in service.
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