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Avoid paying for overweight luggage fees with our ergonomic Digital Luggage Scale. The key to this luggage scale is it has both a top grip handle for light items and two side grips designed for use with both hands which is ideal for heavier items.

 Key features:

• Easy to handle both top (handle with one hand) and side lift both hands
• Includes tape measure
• Weighs up to 75 Lbs or 34 Kg
• Large easy to read display
• Easily switch from Pound to Kilogram in one click
• Hook Tucks away
• Large reset button to zero out luggage scale
• Weighs only 9 oz 5" x 6½" x 1"
• Model 12112
• Lithium battery included
• Free Shipping

So what’s all the fuss about airline baggage fees lately? With rising fuel and operation cost airlines are getting creative in the fees they charge from curbside check in to online booking and overweight luggage. Many passengers are surprised to check in and have $25- $300 (yes $300) fees for overweight luggage. You can avoid this by knowing the rules up front.

American Airlines:

•  Over 50lbs for a checked bag is $50 per piece
•  50 and 70 Lbs is $100 per piece
•  Over 100 Lbs not allowed

Delta

•  51-70 Lbs $80
•  71-100 Lbs $150

Northwest

• Trans Atlantic overweight  Fees vary from $150- $300
• 51-70 Lbs US $50
• Above 70 Lbs not accepted

Southwest

• Fee for any bag weighing 51-70 lb: $25
• Fee for any bag weighing 71-100 lb: $50
• Bags weighing more than 100 lb will not be accepted. If a bag is both oversize and overweight, passengers will be charged both fees.

United