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Old Aug 18th 2011 | 5:24 am
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Originally Posted by Pretty Flowers
Oh, so the charge is part of the $$$$$ that you have to pay for as part of a flight? What happens if you're a US citizen, do you get a rebate?
I don't think you get charged in the first place as a US citizen, that's why they ask for your citizenship when you buy a ticket.
 

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