jbaker18 -- The charts all seem to open and print correctly for me. Here are direct links to the European guide and the Carry-On guide. If you're still having problems, let us know so that we can correct it. Thanks!

payne99 -- Baggage fees are collected each way.

Are baggage fees for each way or once for roundtrip?

I was able to print the Ultimate Guide to Airline fees in full size on 8 1/2" X 11" paper, but the other 2 guides stayed in the tiny unreadable form that they were in on the page and I couldn't get them to print out to a larger, more readable size. Can you help me?
Thanks, Joanne

Could be like Ryan Air http://www.ryanair.com/en/questions/table-of-fees

Thanks for the helpful guide!

Flying Southwest is worth saving the money on baggage fees. If you remember, prior to baggage fees, there usually was not a problem getting your carry-on on board. I have not been on a flight since baggage fees were implemented where everyone's carry-on made it. And a lot of those carry-ons are twice the size of what is allowed by most airlines.

Wow, this guide is really helpful. I fly often for work, and my company reimburses me, but only up to a certain amount. I usually find the cheapest for my routes to be usairways and jetblue, but if usairways is going to start charging for seat selection I will no longer be using their airline..

Warning.!! Delta's 'equipment item' rule is NOT always implimented..!! Also, if you book a Delta flight and are put on NorthWest (Delta bought NW) then you're in for some big baggage fees. Three times last season the baggage/ticket agent "decided" whether or not my bag WAS a boot bag. I even showed him my boots IN the bag and was charged a baggage fee for JUST that bag..!! Nowhere in the Delta rules is there a maximum size for a "boot bag".. yet one time they accepted my NORDICA boot bag, but didn't accept my wifes TYROLIA boot bag because it was larger..!! I take 8 family members skiing and baggage fees can be huge. I am FORCED to fly Southwest to save hundreds of dollars. Oh well...

thelonewolfis: Our sister site SeatGuru has just what you're looking for, a pricing chart for luggage shipping services.

I think this is a great resource for travelers. I also think smartertravel should cover the luggage delivery companies and their pricing for bags to be sent ahead of time. From my experience, it is sometimes cheaper, thus a smarter way to travel. the company I use and like the best is www.MadTravelers.com. They are easy to use and relaible from my experience.