Sentences with phrase «imposed baggage charges»

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Some air carriers may impose a special fee or «excess baggage» charge for this service.

When you book a flight from the Air Travel Redemption Schedule, you may also decide to redeem RBC Rewards at the rate of 1 % to pay for any taxes and service fees (including sales, GST, departure and transportation taxes and fees, airport improvement fees, or other taxes), excess baggage charges, immigration fees, governmental fees and levies, customs charges and passenger facilities charges, health or other inspection fees, fuel surcharges and other non-ticket costs or charges which may be imposed.

Passenger is responsible for all taxes, fees, baggage fees and surcharges applicable to award travel, including, with respect to government imposed taxes and fees, September 11th Security Fee of $ 5.60 per one - way trip that does not include a government defined stopover, US Customs, Immigration and APHIS User Fees of $ 17.50 for each international arrival in the U.S.; and non-U.S. government ticket taxes, fees and airport charges may add up to $ 275 per ticket as of January 1, 2018.

The purchaser of an award ticket is responsible for all applicable taxes, fees, and checked baggage charges imposed by the transporting carrier (s) or U.S. or international authorities.

If the stated free baggage allowance is exceeded, excess baggage charges are imposed.

When you book a flight from the Air Travel Redemption Schedule, you may also decide to redeem RBC Rewards at the rate of 1 % to pay for any taxes and service fees (including sales, GST, departure and transportation taxes and fees, airport improvement fees, or other taxes), excess baggage charges, immigration fees, governmental fees and levies, customs charges and passenger facilities charges, health or other inspection fees, fuel surcharges and other non-ticket costs or charges which may be imposed.