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I have a second bag for the extras if I am just overOr just put a 15cent plastic shopping bag inside and use it for the laptop should you ever have to weigh the bag.
I have a second bag for the extras if I am just overOr just put a 15cent plastic shopping bag inside and use it for the laptop should you ever have to weigh the bag.
Would certainly make me happy..!Flying SYD-MEL two days ago and instead of weighing bags they were using the bag size gauge (metal stand). This worked really well as they only asked people with oversized bags to see if the bags fit in the gauge. Reading this thread it seems that most people are annoyed by the size of carry-on bags, not their weight, so this should make most people happy...I guess...
Flying SYD-MEL two days ago and instead of weighing bags they were using the bag size gauge (metal stand). This worked really well as they only asked people with oversized bags to see if the bags fit in the gauge. Reading this thread it seems that most people are annoyed by the size of carry-on bags, not their weight, so this should make most people happy...I guess...
And just make the bag size gauge a weighing machine as well. The double whammy approach works wellFlying SYD-MEL two days ago and instead of weighing bags they were using the bag size gauge (metal stand). This worked really well as they only asked people with oversized bags to see if the bags fit in the gauge. Reading this thread it seems that most people are annoyed by the size of carry-on bags, not their weight, so this should make most people happy...I guess...
VA used to have such a machine in Brisbane way backAnd just make the bag size gauge a weighing machine as well. The double whammy approach works well
The bag size check unit that I have seen in operation at SYD certainly incorporated a weighing function. I assume it is not the only one that does that.And just make the bag size gauge a weighing machine as well. The double whammy approach works well
Wouldn't hurt to put some sizers and scales in the lounges.
That's not at all what I meant.Ah the Strawman finally appears.
But yes there should be a weight allowance for the passenger as well.
what if the weight allowance was 60kg?That's not at all what I meant.
Edit: But at a svelte 75kg, I like your thinking.
Then I'd worry about that when it happens.what if the weight allowance was 60kg?
In this day and age with 3/4 of people overweight I doubt it! Mr FM and I would almost make it if it were .what if the weight allowance was 60kg?
hooooif! There would be some travellers looking very anxiously at the breakfast buffet in the Qantas Lounge if that were to happen.That's not at all what I meant.
Edit: But at a svelte 75kg, I like your thinking.
Ah the Strawman finally appears.
But yes there should be a weight allowance for the passenger as well.
It would be too late by then though some might resort to sweating it off like the Pugilists trying to make their weightshooooif! There would be some travellers looking very anxiously at the breakfast buffet in the Qantas Lounge if that were to happen.
Rarely is, which is one of the reasons I don't mind the Dash 8 to and from Sydney from Canberra - only 40 min in the air. They take your bag at the bottom of the stairs and give it back to you at the other end - especially as a 'normal' bag wouldn't fit into the overhead space on a Dash 8. It doesn't stop people trying thoughNo weighing on the dash8 from CBR to SYD to day. Pretty empty flght.
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