Today is 911
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Time flies, today is September 11 again...
Airlines are required by the federal government to collect the Passenger Civil Aviation Security Fee to pay for costs of civil aviation security measures implemented as a result of the 11 September, 2001 terrorist attacks.
The fee is $2.50 per segment.
The maximum fee for a one-way trip with multiple legs is $5.00.
The maximum fee for a round-trip with multiple legs is $10.00.
This fee is collected for departures from the U.S., U.S. possessions which includes Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands, and US Territories, which includes Guam, American Samoa, and the Mariana Islands.
Changes to the travel itinerary may result in either additional fees or a refund. Passengers who believe they are entitled to a refund should contact the airline which sold the ticket. The fees are collected by the direct air carriers, who must remit the fees to the Transportation Security Administration on a monthly basis.
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This is applied on NW, not sure about other carrier. However, it's past... The fees normally include in tax column on 11sep when you do the auto-pricing. So, no worry =P
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