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Aer Lingus baggage drop

Batgurl · 2011-02-24 12:25:41

This might be a bit of a cheeky question but if, for example, your check in suitcase was one or two (or 3 or 4) kilo's overweight, could you self check in and do the baggage drop and no one would be aware that your suitcase was that little bit heavier? Is there a flaw to my plan?

24-02-2011 12:25pm

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Batgurl

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This might be a bit of a cheeky question but if, for example, your check in suitcase was one or two (or 3 or 4) kilo's overweight, could you self check in and do the baggage drop and no one would be aware that your suitcase was that little bit heavier?

Is there a flaw to my plan?

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#2 24-02-2011 12:44pm

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If it's a self service tag and drop desk, then there's no escaping the charge as it's automated. If it's a drop desk with a real live person they will probably charge you for it.

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