does any one know how much for overweight bags i plan on fling from nice to paris with 2 50lb bags how much would that cost me?

You can find your answer here:
http://www.easyjet.com/EN/Planning/baggage.html

If you haven't already bought your Eastjet ticket, you may want to consider taking the train rather than flying. Bringing that much excess baggage on Easyjet will be very expensive!

If you have over weight bags avoid the no frills airlines like the pest since thta will truely cost you an arm and a leg....

If you have over weight bags avoid the no frills airlines like the pest since thta will truely cost you an arm and a leg....

Which is also true for Legacy Airlines. Low Cost Carriers (LCCs) normaly charge a fee of 6 to 9€ for each additional kg. Legacy Airlines set these fees in % of the economy full fare (up to 2.5% per kg), which is more often than not more than 9€.

Because the tickets of the LCC are very cheap, people feel like being ripped off when it comes to pay for overweight baggage. They just don't know what Legacy Carrier charge....

If you really want to save money on baggage, consider taking the train.

Airlines make a lot of money from excess baggage - in the case of LyingthievingIrishAir 17% of their income comes from various extra charges

Which is also true for Legacy Airlines. Low Cost Carriers (LCCs) normaly charge a fee of 6 to 9€ for each additional kg. Legacy Airlines set these fees in % of the economy full fare (up to 2.5% per kg), which is more often than not more than 9€.



If you were going to London, you might consider using BA for your trip. Their much-maligned baggage policy seems to have been made for you, as it is a per-bag surcharge rather than per kg. IIRC, the bag weight limit is 23Kg, which is as close to 50lbs as makes no difference.

you should take a train

does any one know how much for overweight bags i plan on fling from nice to paris with 2 50lb bags how much would that cost me?
Apart from the cost - check out the travel time city centre Nice to CDG. No brainer!