To Modernise & Standardise Airline Baggage Policies

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   Name: Claire Edwards on Dec 11, 2006

   Comments: Wheelie bags are convenient and still relatively easy to handle! None of us mind paying extra if the charges are fair and relate to all of uor equipment.

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   Name: Lui on Dec 11, 2006

   Comments: Sort it out. Were paying you for a service.

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   Name: Leah Sill on Dec 11, 2006

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   Name: Dave Horlock on Dec 11, 2006

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   Name: Laura Storey on Dec 11, 2006

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   Name: Anonymous on Dec 11, 2006

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   Name: Anonymous on Dec 11, 2006

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   Name: John Caldwell on Dec 11, 2006

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   Name: Anonymous on Dec 11, 2006

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    Name: Thomas Allan on Dec 11, 2006

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    Name: Peter Campbell on Dec 11, 2006

    Comments: It would make it easier for passengers, airlines and baggage staff if boarders were allowed to pack everything in one wheelie bag, so long as it comes under the weight guidelines.

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    Name: Sam Baldwin Of SnowSphere Magazine on Dec 11, 2006

    Comments: One wheelie bag takes up less volume than one wheelie bag and a suitcase. Why are we being penalised for being more efficient in our packing

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    Name: Truan Hick on Dec 11, 2006

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    Name: Mike Heath on Dec 11, 2006

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    Name: David Poole on Dec 11, 2006

    Comments: Airlines need to accurately communicate their baggage policy and be consistent with their communications. The current policy is not workable.

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    Name: Liza Brooks on Dec 11, 2006

    Comments: It would be good to get something sorted.

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    Name: Ian Davies on Dec 11, 2006

    Comments: theres too many differences between different airlines, and its strange that you have to take a suitcase aswell as your board bag, when its possible to gt all of your kit and clothes into the board bag, doesnt it make more sense to just carry the 1 bag

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    Name: Jason Pritchard on Dec 11, 2006

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    Name: Andrew MacDougall on Dec 11, 2006

    Comments: nothing more to add.

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    Name: Keith Allen on Dec 11, 2006

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    Name: David Apomah on Dec 11, 2006

    Comments: Looking forward to some real Standards with regards to this issue

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    Name: Christopher Ashman on Dec 11, 2006

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    Name: Kevin Banks on Dec 11, 2006

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    Name: Adam Makey on Dec 11, 2006

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    Name: Ruth Johnson on Dec 11, 2006

    Comments: I dont mind paying the extra baggage fee, but at least allow us to use the weight limit to its potential by allowing us to put more than a snowboard and bindings in a board bag

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    Name: Dougie Mullen on Dec 11, 2006

    Comments: About time this "rule" was sorted out.

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: Monkey Boy on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: James on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: Rob Blake on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: Andy Donnelly on Dec 12, 2006

    Comments: time for a change so its more clear what we have to pay and what we can carry. Expensive equipment that could get lost is costly to replace if you loose out coz the airline has a very grey area on the policy. I dont mind paying extra aslong as Im covered.

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    Name: Jayson on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: Charlie Eddington on Dec 12, 2006

    Comments: Having recently booked a flight with BMI baby I found out that I can't pre book my snowboard onto the flight but have to get it in 'subject to availability on the flight'. This worries me a lot, I don't want to end up not being able to take my snowboard on a snowboarding holiday!

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    Name: Melanie Pruden on Dec 12, 2006

    Comments: A little bit of consistency beteen airlines and flights would be nice and for the airlines to realise that the weight allowance for board bags is ridiculous. Do these people know how much a board weighs!!

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    Name: Graham Wood on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: Michael Lupton on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: Sara Yaxley on Dec 12, 2006

    Comments: Fair allowances, standardisation of charges (if any at all) and consistency of policy across the board NOT ambiguous terms and conditions

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    Name: Jenny Martin on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: Terry Walters on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: Mark Burton on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: Jenny Martin on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: Mike Owens on Dec 12, 2006

    Comments: Please work together where possible to eliminate the inconsistent baggage policies which add to our trip planning nightmares. It shouldn't be so difficult (or expensive) to take our snowsports kit abroad.

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    Name: Mark Bishop on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: Brian Walker on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: Adam Crawford on Dec 12, 2006

    Comments: Ryan Air seem a particularly bad offender to me. Whilst they say in the small print on their website that their flights are inherantly unsuitable for the transportation of oversized luggage such as ski and snowboard bags, they overtly market certain flight routes at skiers and snowboarders. I would be happy to see fees stay as they are if airlines invested the difference into carbon neutrality and other activities to reverse the damage done to the environment by their flights.

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    Name: Sam Archer on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: Patrick O'Toole on Dec 12, 2006

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    Name: Matt Smith on Dec 12, 2006

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