American Airlines is trying to crack down on a travel hack
American Airlines is suing a travel website that sells tickets that let people save money by exploiting a quirk in airline pricing.
In a practice called skiplagging and hidden-city ticketing, travelers book a flight that includes at least one stop, but they leave the plane during a layover. Generally skiplagging is not illegal, butLast month, American booted a 17-year-old from a flight and banned him for three years when he tried to use the tactic to fly from Gainesville, Florida, to Charlotte, North Carolina, on a ticket that listed New York City as his destination.
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