Question-and-Answer Session
Operator
Thank you. (Operator instructions). We'll go first to Mike Linenberg with Merrill Lynch. Please go ahead, sir.
Mike Linenberg -- Merrill Lynch
Hey, guys. Good morning, everyone.
Jason Bewley
Good morning.
Mike Linenberg -- Merrill Lynch
Couple questions. Just first back to on the hold back, Arne, you have talked about that the cash position if you can just, because I didn't hear the number, or I just caught the tail end of it what the number at the end of June and does that actually -- the fact that these hold backs are going away, is that at all show up during the June quarter, subsequent to the June quarter, how much cash does that free up? If you could just give us some additional color on that that would be great.
Arne Haak
Sure. The cash balance at the end of the quarter was $389.4 million. During the quarter, $17 million was returned to us by one processor and an additional $10 million in cash has already been returned here in July. So you'll see that reduction in part when we do our second quarter 10Q in the balance sheet information and the rest of it will come out by the end of the third quarter. We've already received that money today.
Mike Linenberg -- Merrill Lynch
Okay, perfect. And then the swine flu you talked about or H1N1 you talked about the impact in the quarter, have you guys put a number on that, maybe what the impact was to your revenue?
Kevin Healy
Hello, Mike. This is Kevin Healy.
Mike Linenberg -- Merrill Lynch
Hi, Kevin.
Kevin Healy
Swine flu really there is couple ways to look at it. It had a direct impact certainly in the Cancun services and that numbers probably in the 4 million to 5 million range. I think the bigger impact is when the scare and sort of the new cycle occurred really occurred in the midst of what is the strongest booking period for spring and summer. So there is a broader impact related to all the new cycle around swine flu could be another 4 million, 5 million, but it certainly reduced the base of bookings coming into the third quarter and really put a lot of pressure on the catch up.
Mike Linenberg -- Merrill Lynch
Okay. Thanks, Kevin. And then just my last question with respect to these fees, you had Continental put through a few days ago; they increased some of their fees. And one was related to bags and then I think yesterday we saw Delta actually match, you paid $5 more and when I think about the history of AirTran and implementing fees, number one is that something that you are looking at closely, number two, do you have the capability or your kiosks set up so that you can differentiate between the two versus the online book whether you get the $5 savings booking online and/or the $5 co-penalty to pay per bag at the airport?
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