Luggage [max weight]
Can anyone advise on whether there is a max weight now for luggage? Travelling CW LGW to BGI soon and would like to know if there are any in force regs.
Thanks.:) |
26th November is the date for a heavy bag charge to be applied to all bags over 23kg - rate will be £25.
However, latest news is that passengers travelling in FIRST, CW and our Gold and Silver card holders will be exempt and still allowed up to 32kg. I'll try and find the thread and post it. OK this is the thread where it says about the exemptions for premium pax. |
Max weight per bag is 32 Kilos. Nothing over that weight may be checked into UK airports apparently.
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Hi,
I think from the 26th November the max weight per case goes down to 23kg from 32kg per case. You can pay £25 per case abover 23kg and below 32kg Bags above 32kg will no longer be allowed. Regards TBS |
Originally Posted by sunrisegirl
(Post 10760586)
26th November is the date for a heavy bag charge to be applied to all bags over 23kg - rate will be £25.
However, latest news is that passengers travelling in FIRST, CW and our Gold and Silver card holders will be exempt and still allowed up to 32kg. I'll try and find the thread and post it. OK this is the thread where it says about the exemptions for premium pax. |
Passengers in First, Club World and Club Europe and Gold/silver Exec Club members will not be charged for heavy bags.
additionally any passengers travelling on the same booking as a Gold/Silver member will not be charged either, however if on seperate bookings but travelling together, non gold/silver card holders will be charged. krgds. :) |
Proof?
Is there something that can be printed out as proof to the staff member that I'm bound to encounter who'll want to charge me for being over? Not sure that "I read it on FlyerTalk" will carry much weight (if you'll pardon the pun).
Max |
Originally Posted by Igo2DaMax
(Post 10762655)
Is there something that can be printed out as proof to the staff member that I'm bound to encounter who'll want to charge me for being over? Not sure that "I read it on FlyerTalk" will carry much weight (if you'll pardon the pun).
Max |
Originally Posted by adrianjc32
(Post 10762668)
All of the desks in T5 have access to ba.com, so they can check the page at the time.
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Originally Posted by LeisureFirst
(Post 10762840)
Yes, but the relevant ba.com page doesn't say anything about this exemption for F, Club, Gold and Silver pax. I think that's the point that others were making. I don't think any of us have seen any announcement from BA about this.
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It is also a concern that, on the strength of what ba.com advises, FIRST, Club, Gold and Silver pax may well be pre-paying their "heavy bag" fee, when they need not.
It would be nice to see the actual policy posted on ba.com. |
Originally Posted by adrianjc32
(Post 10762668)
... Although 32k is the limit there are certain items that can be allowed above this with prior notice, ie. TVs etc, again full details on ba.com.
... assuming of course you're talking about television sets :) |
Originally Posted by The Saint
(Post 10763188)
It is also a concern that, on the strength of what ba.com advises, FIRST, Club, Gold and Silver pax may well be pre-paying their "heavy bag" fee, when they need not.
It would be nice to see the actual policy posted on ba.com. I'd look on it as a bonus for FT members and those in the know. |
Could not have put it better! well said...
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Originally Posted by HIDDY
(Post 10763275)
Sounds to me as if the new policy will be in force but they want to take a softly softly approach on it with the premium pax until the message gets across.
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