Another exemption: when the airlines starting imposing extra fees to check a bag, the screamers were loud and clear. But the exemptions weren't. And this ancillary pricing had a number of exceptions, exemptions and specifications. If you were flying on a full fare, if you were a member of the elite level of an airline's frequent flyer plan, if you in uniform, you were exempt.
Now comes word from Continental that you can be exempt from the bag fee depending on how you pay. The carrier, based at the Houston Intercontinental airport and the major carrier at Newark, NJ's Liberty airport, said that you don't have to pay the first bag fee - $15 - if you own or hold a Chase Bank card (or debit card) that is a co-branded Continental card. If you have the card and are a member of its Presidential Plus level, you can check up to two bags without charge
deal with Expedia in November because the On-line Travel Agency has not honoured the payment terms of their deal. The OTA, based near Seattle in Bellevue, was the only third-party hotels seller allowed on the Ryanair website, and it disputes the airline. They've paid, they say, and "strongly believe that Ryanair does not have the right to terminate our agreement," Expedia 
They got planes flying over it, they got planes landing on it, but they're not using it yet. It is the third 
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