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European airline to weigh passengers as well as carry-on luggage - Vimarsana News

European airline to weigh passengers as well as carry-on luggage

Finnish airline Finnair started weighing passengers in the hope that they will be better able to estimate the plane's weight.

Plus-size globetrotters weigh in on 'fat-shaming' Channel 4 travel show - Vimarsana News

Plus-size globetrotters weigh in on 'fat-shaming' Channel 4 travel show

“Uh-oh, I can’t see any chippies around here,” says contestant Russell on the first episode of Channel 4’s controversial new travel for weight loss series Around the World in 80 Weighs. Russell, 36 and from Kent, is gazing out from his seat on a luxury coach into the neat suburbs of Tokyo – the capital of a nation with an obesity rate of 4 per cent, compared with Britain’s 25 per cent.

Source: yahoo.com
Plus-size globetrotters weigh in on 'fat-shaming' Channel 4 travel show, Around the World in 80 Weighs - Vimarsana News

Plus-size globetrotters weigh in on 'fat-shaming' Channel 4 travel show, Around the World in 80 Weighs

The reality show transports six overweight Britons to slim-waisted Japan as well as nations battling high rates of obesity

Why these airlines are now weighing passengers before departure - Vimarsana News

Why these airlines are now weighing passengers before departure

Korean Air's decision to weigh passengers follows a similar strategy introduced by Air New Zealand earlier this year.

Should airlines weigh passengers? It's for safety, say airlines - Vimarsana News

Should airlines weigh passengers? It's for safety, say airlines

Airlines weigh passengers in the name of safety and fuel efficiency, often because it's required by law. But whether it's necessary depends on who you ask.

Source: cnbc.com