Passport Requirements
Passports are recommended for your cruise. Although the U.S. government only requires passports for people traveling by air, we believe that all travelers should carry a passport. It is the safest and most convenient documentation a person can carry. The requirement for cruise passengers to travel with passports is not scheduled for implementation until June 1, 2009, but this date can be moved up as early as January 1, 2008. Passports are valid for ten years for adults and five years for children. Ask us how to obtain a passport application today.
New Checked Baggage Policy on American Airlines
The following customers will not be charged a service fee to check a bag provided the bag is within the weight allowance:
- For the first checked bag, customers who buy a ticket before June 15, 2008, or who fly before June 15, 2008
- For the second checked bag, customers who purchased a ticket before May 12, 2008
- Customers traveling on an international itinerary to destinations beyond the U.S., the U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, or Canada
- Customers who purchase full-fare tickets in Economy Class
- Customers who purchase Business or First Class tickets
- Customers flying on AA codeshare flights not operated by American Airlines, American Eagle or AmericanConnection®
- Customers traveling on government or military fares
- Military passengers on active duty
- AAdvantage Executive Platinum®, AAdvantage Platinum® or AAdvantage Gold® members
- oneworld Alliance Emerald, Sapphire or Ruby members
- Customers flying on the same reservation as an AAdvantage Executive Platinum, AAdvantage Platinum or AAdvantage Gold member or oneworld Alliance Emerald, Sapphire or Ruby member regardless of frequent flier status or fare type (not applicable to group bookings)
- AAnytime® Economy Class AAdvantage award tickets, MileSAAver(SM) or AAnytime First and Business Class AAdvantage award tickets
- First and Business Class upgrades confirmed prior to check in
- AAirpass travel
Fee Changes
The following fees will increase effective Wednesday, May 21st:
- Oversized bags - changing from $100 to $150
- Domestic Ticket Change Fee - From $100 to $150
- International Ticket Change Fee - from $100 - $200 to $150 - $250
- Reservations Service Fee - from $15 to $20
- AAdvantage Award Ticket Fee - from $15 to $20
- External Reservation Handling fee - from $15 to $20
- Airport Service Fee - from $20 to $30
- Travel Center Service Fee - from $20 to $30
- Pet In Cabin Fee - from $80 to $100
- Checked Pet Fee - from $100 to $150
- Unaccompanied Minor Fee - from $75 to $100
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