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JetBlue wants to know if you’d pay $5 to check your carry-on bag

Jayme Deerwester, USA TODAYComments Off on JetBlue wants to know if you’d pay $5 to check your carry-on bag

JetBlue is gauging customer interest in paying $5 to check a carry-on bag, saving them from having to fight for overhead bin space.

      
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