The crafty wording airlines use in travel policies that passengers need to watch out for - and why 'priority' doesn't always mean you'll get on the plane first

Дата публикации: 23-04-2026 23:24:58

Experts say the language used by different airlines, particularly short-haul giants, to describe luggage allowances can easily lead passengers into uncertainty.

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