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American Airlines: Passengers Must Pay for Blankets

Meredith Jessup  |  February 09, 2010 2:28 AM
American Airlines says it will now be charging passengers $8 for blankets.  My prediction: the air conditioner on all flights will now always be on, full-blast. 
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