Delta Airlines Announces New Baggage Fees for International Travelers

Delta Airlines has recently updated its baggage fee policy for international travelers, introducing new charges for checked bags on various routes. The changes aim to streamline the baggage process and provide clarity for passengers flying to and from different regions.

For travelers between the United States and Senegal, Ghana, Nigeria, or South Africa, the fee for the first checked bag in Basic Economy is set at $75 USD, while the second checked bag will cost $100 USD. Similarly, passengers traveling from Algeria, Morocco, or Tunisia to the United States will not incur a fee for the first checked bag, but the second checked bag will be charged $100 USD in Basic Economy. Conversely, for travel from the United States to these North African countries, the first checked bag will cost $75 USD, and the second checked bag will be $100 USD.

For those flying between the United States and the rest of Africa (excluding Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, and South Africa), the Middle East, or India, there will be no fee for the first checked bag, but the second checked bag will cost $100 USD in Basic Economy. Travelers between the United States and Israel will face a $60 USD fee for the first checked bag and a $100 USD fee for the second checked bag in Basic Economy.

Lastly, for travel between the United States and Asia (excluding Australia, New Zealand, China, Fiji, and Papua New Guinea), there will be no fee for the first checked bag, while the second checked bag will cost $100 USD in Basic Economy.

These updates are part of Delta’s ongoing efforts to enhance the travel experience for its passengers by providing clear and consistent baggage policies. For more detailed information on Delta’s baggage fees and policies, travelers can visit Delta’s official website.

Source: Sankofaonline.com