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Airports charge people extra for bringing in heavier luggage while people who weigh the same or more than that luggage aren't. amirite?

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I love it when they ask me to put my heavy toolbox on the belt for them. Am I getting a discount for doing your job for you?

They charge for over 50 lbs. most people weigh more.

Achilles982s avatar Achilles982 Yeah You Are +7Reply

Not exactly a justification, but I believe it's because any load over 50 lbs needs to be lifted by two people, so there is a higher cost.

dogmom050502s avatar dogmom050502 Yeah You Are +6Reply

It's not the Airport that's charging you - it's the Airline.

The Airport does charge the Airline for each square foot they rent, each minute a gate is occupied by an aircraft, and each aircraft landing/taking off - and may do that considering weight too.

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KingJoses avatar KingJose Yeah You Are +3Reply

Except when their size dictates the sale of two seats.

@swiggybaby Except when their size dictates the sale of two seats.

From my experience, booking 2 seats is the same price as one, unless that's changed in the recent years.

Boknows12s avatar Boknows12 Yeah You Are +4Reply
@Boknows12 From my experience, booking 2 seats is the same price as one, unless that's changed in the recent years.

Nope, it's been a couple years since some airlines have started charging for multiple seats.

Boknows12s avatar Boknows12 Yeah You Are +3Reply
@Boknows12 Nope, it's been a couple years since some airlines have started charging for multiple seats.

Only if it's more than 2, at least the last time I flew on a plane. Similar to how booking a hotel works.

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