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Woman In Australia Wears 5.5 kg Of Clothes To Avoid Airline's Baggage Fee, Gets Fined
After realising her carry-on luggage exceeded the maximum weight limit of seven kilos, she put on all of her extra clothes to avoid paying the fee
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Travel Blogger Caught With Fake Baby Bump To Avoid Excess Baggage Fee
Trying to keep your luggage under the allowed weight limit can be quite a task. One travel blogger tried to find a creative workaround to the problem by creating a fake pregnancy bump.
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Passenger Wears 2.5 Kg Of Clothes To Avoid Paying Excess Baggage Fee
One airline passenger recently went to extreme lengths to avoid paying a fee for extra baggage - she wore many of the clothes she had packed to bring down her suitcase's weight.
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Man Wears 15 Shirts To Avoid Paying Excess Baggage Fee. Watch Viral Video
The hilarious moment a man put on 15 shirts to avoid paying excess baggage fee at an airport was captured on camera by his son.
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Parliamentary Panel Questions Top Airlines On Rising Excess Baggage Fees
A parliamentary panel has questioned the top managements of all major private airlines in the country over an "exorbitant rise" in the excess luggage charge and asked them to submit a report comparing their fees with those of their foreign counterparts.
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Now, Huge Fine For Excess Baggage On Trains Too
Like airlines, carrying extra luggage on railways will now involve extra charges and a penalty. For decades, the railways have been lenient about passenger luggage -- so much so that many passengers are not even aware how much baggage they are allowed to carry. Railway officials say the laxity has led to enormous quantities of luggage being carried...
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Rs 100 Per Kg Excess Baggage Fee Set Aside By Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court today set aside the Rs 100 per kg fee fixed by the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) for excess checked-in baggage of 15-20 kg on private airlines.
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Good News For Flyers: Now Pay Less For Excess Checked-In Baggage
From July 1 onwards, fliers will be required to shell out lesser money for excess checked-in baggage up to a certain limit as the revised fee structure comes into effect.
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Woman In Australia Wears 5.5 kg Of Clothes To Avoid Airline's Baggage Fee, Gets Fined
After realising her carry-on luggage exceeded the maximum weight limit of seven kilos, she put on all of her extra clothes to avoid paying the fee
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Travel Blogger Caught With Fake Baby Bump To Avoid Excess Baggage Fee
Trying to keep your luggage under the allowed weight limit can be quite a task. One travel blogger tried to find a creative workaround to the problem by creating a fake pregnancy bump.
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Passenger Wears 2.5 Kg Of Clothes To Avoid Paying Excess Baggage Fee
One airline passenger recently went to extreme lengths to avoid paying a fee for extra baggage - she wore many of the clothes she had packed to bring down her suitcase's weight.
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Man Wears 15 Shirts To Avoid Paying Excess Baggage Fee. Watch Viral Video
The hilarious moment a man put on 15 shirts to avoid paying excess baggage fee at an airport was captured on camera by his son.
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Parliamentary Panel Questions Top Airlines On Rising Excess Baggage Fees
A parliamentary panel has questioned the top managements of all major private airlines in the country over an "exorbitant rise" in the excess luggage charge and asked them to submit a report comparing their fees with those of their foreign counterparts.
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Now, Huge Fine For Excess Baggage On Trains Too
Like airlines, carrying extra luggage on railways will now involve extra charges and a penalty. For decades, the railways have been lenient about passenger luggage -- so much so that many passengers are not even aware how much baggage they are allowed to carry. Railway officials say the laxity has led to enormous quantities of luggage being carried...
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Rs 100 Per Kg Excess Baggage Fee Set Aside By Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court today set aside the Rs 100 per kg fee fixed by the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) for excess checked-in baggage of 15-20 kg on private airlines.
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Good News For Flyers: Now Pay Less For Excess Checked-In Baggage
From July 1 onwards, fliers will be required to shell out lesser money for excess checked-in baggage up to a certain limit as the revised fee structure comes into effect.
