@Paul **********

same for me as well, I got stung for £500 for excess luggage month or so back when bringing back marketing materials which to be fair out us way over the weight limit

@Paul **********

I asked the same question, which he avoided. I doubt he flies very often or very recently if he thinks they let things go these days.

@Paul **********

@Kevin *********

you are frequent fliers like me, am I "missing the point"?

@Jon **********

well my experience over the last 3 decades is different, it's changed a lot, particularly in the last 5 or 6 years with regards to these rules are implemented. I dunno, I am on a plane at least twice a month and that is my personal experience.

@Jon **********

which local limits are these then?; The days of flexibility and smalll charges have long gone. THAI might still be a bit more lax, but the rest operating are hot on weight limits.

These 15kg limits have become more common place, because people often travel with 20-25kg sonits opened up a new way of gaining more revenue.

Simple way of avoiding it, check your ticket conditions before flying .

You really can't complain rules are rules

@Paul **********

another post for your collection

That's not going to get you anything

I don't have Pacific Cross, however I have had dealings with them in the past when processing bills. They are extremely difficult to deal with , and appear to like to delay, ask for additional paperwork etc , their model appears to be based on make it so difficult that the claiment will give up. Cigna are by far the easiest and most professional to deal with . This is my experience as a healthcare provider in Thailand. Good luck

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