RTW baggage allowance: Was BA check-in agent right?

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I was caught up in a similar dilemma on NZ domestic last year, where the allowance was 2 x 25 kg bags, but one bag I checked in was over by 2 kg, so I had to repack and check in an additional bag (lucky I had a spare one folded in the main luggage).

SWMBO & I always pack a couple of those red/blue/white "stripey" bags from the $2 shop in our luggage. If we get an issue, we just repack our dirty washing in the stripey bag and check in through.

If that is not enough, I just keep putting on extra clothes until the bag is below the limit!! I have, on more than one occasion, boarded an aircraft looking like the Michelin man's fat cousin!:oops:

Once on board, you just simply take the extra garments off and put them in the overhead locker.

JV
 
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