Portable Luggage Scale That Helps Students Save Money Available At A Discount

Adfilic, a business based in Richmond, BC, Canada, has announced an end of summer sale on its luggage scale to help students save money on unnecessary airline baggage fees. The company is offering their portable luggage scale with a 25% discount. To get the discount, customers simply have to enter the coupon code WU5EOFA2 at checkout. The offer will be available until September 15.

"Now is the time when students have to fly back to school after their summer break," says James Chien from Adfilic. "It is very common for them to have a lot of luggage to take back to their student accommodation, and this can be too heavy for the airlines, leading to high excess luggage fees. Our portable scale can help students make sure they are not over the weight limit."

Every airline has its own rules in terms of how heavy a passenger's luggage can be and what allowance each one is provided. A key reason for this is the health and safety of airline employees, who would not be able to safely carry something over a certain weight. It will also entail additional costs, so those want to use more than the allotted luggage weight, will have to pay extra.

While it is sometimes unavoidable to have excess baggage, it is possible to pay for this at a lower price. "If someone were to arrive at the airport with excess luggage the prices can be very high," adds James Chien. "However, if they know they have excess luggage before they go to the airport, they can purchase extra allowance before showing up and that is much more affordable."

The airline luggage scale offered by Adfilic is easy to use. It is also lightweight, so it can placed in a piece of luggage after having used it. If students keep it with them, they will always be able to know for sure that they do not carry too much luggage, or they can be prepared for the extra fees.

Airlines recommend that everyone uses a portable scale for luggage before flying. This will allow passengers to avoid the situation where they are forced to leave some luggage behind because they cannot afford the surcharge.