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Southwest, first checked bag and Delta Air Lines

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Southwest Airlines to start charging checked bag fee this week
Starting on Wednesday, the Dallas-based carrier will charge customers $35 for their first checked bag and $45 for their second checked bag. The bag fee change will also apply to existing flight itineraries changed on or after May 28, Southwest confirmed to "Good Morning America."

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