Cumilating weight allowance.

[ELLENUT]

Originally Posted by scojos

Yes. Its 23kg and case is 22.6kg

Sorry yes we re just under and i apologise for confusion

My scales are fairly accurate

There is room in handluggage (volume and weight) if i need to remove stuff just hoping i dont have to cart it around iyswim.

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Ours were all 23 point something and that was fine. Im assuming there's a bit of an allowance for scale accuracy.

[kellsbells]

I think it greatly depends on who is checking you in. My trip in may with VA, my case was 24.1 kg coming back (definitely weighed in kg not lbs). I'd tested it on my travel scales and it was showing much lower and the guy in front of me in the queue had been hideous to the poor woman on the desk. I don't know if it was because I was nice after someone terrible or another reason but she didn't blink an eye and didn't weigh my hand luggage.

On a previous trip though with VA, our case was 23.3kg and they made us unpack! They all thought it was quite funny when we started pulling out all our MNSSHP candy!

[Redsnapper]

Couple of strange replies on this page - must be the heat !

[chmurf]

Originally Posted by Thorpy

I use the scales at the onsite resort checkin to test if my luggage is overweight or not, then do the necessary swapping and jiggling there.

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we have a digital bagage scale (the kind you hook the bag's handle to and lift to measure weight)

it's a very handy thing to have, and I would suggest any traveller to have this in their florida kit

[MrsBC]

Originally Posted by chmurf

we have a digital bagage scale (the kind you hook the bag's handle to and lift to measure weight)

it's a very handy thing to have, and I would suggest any traveller to have this in their florida kit

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Ours goes on every holiday with us.

[mick]

Originally Posted by chmurf

we have a digital bagage scale (the kind you hook the bag's handle to and lift to measure weight)

it's a very handy thing to have, and I would suggest any traveller to have this in their florida kit

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Originally Posted by MrsBC

Ours goes on every holiday with us.

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Taken one for years. When I get worried about the B&BW pile accruing on one of the spare beds I can loop all the carrier bag handles and put the scale strap through them and check.

Mick

[Thorpy]

Might have to sort one out...

Far be it from me to overstretch my remit on here, but can admins please change the thread title to Accumulating as that's the more commonly used word, or spell cumulating correctly

[jdouds]

Hi we have found with experience as other have , set out everything and leave half behind and you will still have plenty and a light case.

[scojos]

Originally Posted by Thorpy

Might have to sort one out...

Far be it from me to overstretch my remit on here, but can admins please change the thread title to Accumulating as that's the more commonly used word, or spell cumulating correctly

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Its my fake nails i cant type with them on lmao

[Talland 2016]

Originally Posted by kellsbells

I think it greatly depends on who is checking you in. My trip in may with VA, my case was 24.1 kg coming back (definitely weighed in kg not lbs). I'd tested it on my travel scales and it was showing much lower and the guy in front of me in the queue had been hideous to the poor woman on the desk. I don't know if it was because I was nice after someone terrible or another reason but she didn't blink an eye and didn't weigh my hand luggage.

On a previous trip though with VA, our case was 23.3kg and they made us unpack! They all thought it was quite funny when we started pulling out all our MNSSHP candy!

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We had that as well we were also 23.3kg and had to move the candy
Also had hand luggage weighed on that flight