Here's how much it costs to check your bags at every airline out of Indianapolis airport

If you're a regular Delta Air Lines passenger, you may notice higher prices when it's time to check to your bags.

The airline is now charging $30 for the first checked bag, up from $25, and $40 for the second checked bag, up from $35, according to the Delta website. That matches the price charged by JetBlue and United.

JetBlue led the way in late August when it became the first major U.S. carrier to charge $30 for the first checked bag. United Airlines matched them less than a week later. Canadian carriers WestJet Airlines and Air Canada also raised bag fees in August.

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With Delta's new prices in place, IndyStar has put together a list of how much it costs to check bags on all airlines which fly out of Indianapolis International Airport. These prices are airline-provided for standard baggage fees and do not reflect loyalty programs or special promotions. 

Air Canada

For flights within the United States, Air Canada allows passengers to check the first bag for free, a second bag for $70 and additional bags for $225 each, according to the airline's baggage calculator. 

For flights between the United States and Canada, it's $30 for the first bag, $50 for the second and $100 for each additional bag.

Allegiant Air

The airline offers varying prices depending on how you book, when you book and your desired route. If purchased at the time of booking, fees for the first and second checked bag can be up to $35 per bag each way. The specific amount depends on your departure and arrival airports.

Bags paid for pre-departure through Manage Travel or at Online Check-In range from $15 to $45.

Bag fees paid at the airport are $50 each way per passenger, per bag for a carry-on bag and for the first five checked bags.

Overweight bags between 41 and 70 pounds are an additional $50; and bags between 71 and 99 pounds are an additional $75.

For exact prices, use the available baggage calculator on the Allegiant website. 

American Airlines

For domestic flights, the airline charges $25 for the first bag, $35 for the second bag, $150 for the third bag and $200 for each additional bag.

For flights to Mexico and the Caribbean, the second bag cost jumps to $40.

Transatlantic flights have costs of $100 for the second bag and $200 for each additional bag. There is a $60 fee for the first bag only for those flying on a Transatlantic Basic Economy fare.

Transpacific flights allow the first two bags to be checked for free, and each additional bag costs $200.

Alaska Airlines/Virgin America

The airlines charge $25 for the first bag and $25 for the second bag. Additional bags are $75 each.

Oversized and overweight bags are $75 each.

Delta

For bags under 50 pounds, the cost is $30 for the first and $40 for the second on domestic flights. For flights to Canada, the second bag cost is $50.

For flights to Mexico, first and second bag prices are $30 and $55 respectively. 

Fees for flights to Europe, like Delta's new flight to Paris, are $60 for the first bag and $100 for the second. 

Frontier

Frontier includes fees for both checked bags and carry-ons that vary depending on when you pay.

If bags are paid for at booking through Flyfrontier.com, the standard cost is $35 for carry-on, $25 for first checked bag, $45 for second checked bag and $85 for 3rd and subsequent checked bags. 

If traveling during the value season periods of Sept. 5, 2018 to Oct. 31, 2018, the carry-on and first checked bag fees are $30 and $25, respectively. 

If purchased online after booking and up to 24 hours before departure, the cost is $38 for a carry-on, $38 for the first checked bag, $45 for the second checked bag and $85 for subsequent checked bags.

If purchased through the call center, the cost is $40 for carry-on, $40 for first checked bag, $50 for second checked bag and $90 for subsequent checked bags.

If purchased via web check-in, the cost is $40 for carry-on, $40 for first checked bag, $45 for second checked bag and $90 for subsequent checked bags.

If paid for at the departure gate, the cost is $60 for carry-on and $60 for first checked bag. There are no listed prices for additional bags to be checked at the gate.

One Jet

Customers are allowed one personal item and one carry-on size bag. One Jet will not accept any checked luggage. 

Southwest

Southwest will accept the first two checked bags for free provided that the bags do not exceed 50 lbs and 62 inches. Additional or overweight bags are $75 each.

United

United charges $30 for the first bag, $40 for the second and $150 for all additional bags. For international flights, the first bag is free and the second is $100.

International Basic Economy checked baggage fees are $60 for the first bag and $100 for the second, according to the website.

Overweight bags between 51 and 70 pounds are $100 to $200 extra per bag; and bags between 71 and 100 pounds are $400 extra per bag. Bags weighing more than 100 pounds will not be accepted. 

USA Today contributed to this story. Call IndyStar reporter Justin L. Mack at 317-444-6138. Follow him on Twitter: @justinlmack