Passengers are being assured by Air New Zealand their weight will not be displayed for others to see.
Air New Zealand is reportedly going to weigh its passengers travelling internationally in June.
The information will be used to calculate average passenger weights - useful for pilots when working out both the weight and balance of aircraft.Passengers who volunteer to take part in the scheme will be weighed before certain Airflights departing from Auckland International Airport until 2 July, news.com.au reported.
Alastair James, Air New Zealand's load control improvement specialist, assured passengers their weight would not be displayed for others to see. "We weigh everything that goes on the aircraft - from the cargo, to the meals, to the luggage in the hold," he said.More on New Zealand
Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Spyware maker NSO has a new owner amid new hacking reportsPegasus-pusher NSO gets new owner keen on the commercial spyware biz
Read more »
Liverpool Airport passengers can travel to cheap version of RomeLiverpool Airport passengers can travel to cheap version of Rome Curiously
Read more »
Passengers' 'horrendous' wait for luggage at Manchester AirportPassenger 'misses train home' after 'horrendous' wait for almost two hours for luggage at Manchester Airport
Read more »
South Ribble MP tells Avanti West Coast passengers are ‘fed up’ of continued poor serviceAvanti West Coast LGBTQ+ Pride Train The managing director of Avanti West Coast has spoken to the South Ribble MP about the train operator’s poor service.
Read more »
5 summer camps that make for a memorable school holidayThese summers camps are perfect for children looking to try new activities and make new friends
Read more »
Teen charged in connection with fire at derelict Scots train station hotelPassengers were evacuated from the train station beside the derelict building, and services were delayed.
Read more »