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This should reduce ticket costs for fit people, which may be an incentive for some to live a healthier lifestyle.
by soheil 5y ago
This should reduce ticket costs for fit people, which may be an incentive for some to live a healthier lifestyle.
- cm2187 5y agoNot all weight is fat. If you are 1.90m tall man and naturally big, you can easily weight twice as much than a 1.55 woman even if you are fit. How are you going to account for natural weight vs being overweight. Even BMI is very crude.
- soheil 5y agoI said some people not all could benefit from a healthier lifestyle which is caused by losing fat, how is this controversial?
- cm2187 5y agoHow you measure that at the gate
- hulitu 5y agoThey will find a way. Especcialy if they can charge extra.
- cauliflower2718 5y agoAs a person who has done weight cuts for weigh-ins, I imagine weighing in at the gate leads to hungry, dehydrated people who get weighed and then immediately eat and re-hydrate. I'm not sure plan bathrooms are suited to the consequences of that.
- soheil 5y agoSome people may suffer by their own actions, but I think a larger number of people may just get into the habit of living a healthier lifestyle specially if they fly a lot to make this worthwhile. Sort of like making wearing seatbelts mandatory, it adds years to your life, while making many uncomfortable an extra bit every time they drive. The weighing could be done at the end of the flight.
- cauliflower2718 5y agoEnd of flight weigh ins incentivizes dehydration during the flight. It's possible some people will actually get healthier. However, it's also much easier to lose 10lbs from dehydration and pooping than from losing fat (from my experience).
- manwe150 5y agoWorse, the comment seems to be confusing under-eating with fit. Muscle is heavier/denser than fat and requires more calorie consumption to maintain.