Umm this makes sense why airlines are so against free extra cabin bags tho? I mean think about it, if everyone gets one for free then where does that leave the airlines in terms of making money? They've already got the base ticket price which is minimal, but the bag charges are a big chunk of their revenue. Doubling those fees would be crazy! 
And also can you imagine trying to offload all that extra luggage on planes? It's not like they're gonna just magic away the bags. That's bound to cause delays and hassle for passengers. I get where EasyJet is coming from, but at the same time, isn't this whole thing supposed to be about passenger rights and making flying more convenient?
And also can you imagine trying to offload all that extra luggage on planes? It's not like they're gonna just magic away the bags. That's bound to cause delays and hassle for passengers. I get where EasyJet is coming from, but at the same time, isn't this whole thing supposed to be about passenger rights and making flying more convenient?
I'm sure there are better ways to make money than charging people extra for bags... like selling Wi-Fi on planes, but even that doesn't seem like it's working out well right now 
and people were getting so stressed coz their bags were too heavy lol now they wanna let people bring like 2 extra bags with them 
... i mean i get that they dont want to lose £2.5bn a year in bag charges but come on kenton Jarvis you can do better than calling it a "lunatic idea" 
and yeah i would hate it if flights got delayed due to excess baggage but isnt thats what airlines are for? 
i think consumers should win out on this one 
