How much more expensive is it to travel with two check-in bags

If this is not against the rules, please change the rules. Please, mods. Idk if just simple bait or some research agencies trolling.

>>1201633
For me both are free.

>>1201634
It's a pretty straightforward question. Do airlines normally charge hefty fees for second bags, or are they moving towards a check in allowance based on total weight, etc?

>>1201633
Do it yaself mate

>>1201633

Not even realtraveler meming here, why are you checking any bags at all? you a camper or have stuff you just absolutely can't carry with you?

>>1201633
I fly out of Delta hub, am and Delta Skymiles card member, so for international I get 2 free checked bags. There are cheaper airlines, but when buying tickets properly, I feel like once counting in additional fees and convenience, the price is typically nominal. Even with other alliance members, like China Southern. Last trip to Thailand, China Southern, was $400-$500 cheaper, but once I factored in all of the hidden costs the difference was nominal, and then factored in things like China Southern's delayed flights, and the seeming inability to get a seat next to my wife, Delta was he better value, even if a slightly higher cost. Delta has great partners, like Korean Air, which was a big portion of the Thailand trip, and KLM, which is who I end up on when doing Europe or Middle East, typically.

>>1201833
I am...>>1201835 One bag is mostly empty, and I end up not checking any, or checking one outbound (bag inside a bag). As far as clothes, I typically need at least one formal outfit, semi formal, casual, beach, and I am traveling for 2-3 weeks, typically doing big boy things. And ont he way back, gifts and souvenirs for the family, and in-laws.

>>1201633
Delta for non-Skymiles peeps, its $25 each additional checked bag for international. First free. $25 per checked domestic.