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by Charu Suri on August 17, 2008
The New York times has covered the range of airlines ripping off people for meals 30,000 feet above sea level. Ever wanted to know the dish about which airlines charge what for a bottle of water, a packet of chips or a snack? Here's the scoop.
Airlines that still offer free "basics" such as coffee, tea, water:
- American Airlines
- Continental
- Delta
- Jet Blue
- Northwest
- Southwest
- United
Airlines that charge for the "basics" including coffee, tea, water:
- Spirit Air ($2 for coffee, tea, water; $3 for soda, juice)
- US Airways ($1 for coffee, tea; $2 for water, juice, soda)
Airlines with best free snacks:
- Southwest (free pretzels, peanuts, Oreos, Cheese Nips)
- Midwest (free signature hot chocolate chip cookies)
- Jet Blue (free Terra Blue chips, Frito-Lays, cookies, cashews, biscotti, animal crackers)
- Delta (Free peanuts, cookies or peanut butter crackers)
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