Passengers are weighed before flights in Finland
Finland’s flag carrier airline, Finnair, asks its passengers to weigh themselves before boarding the plane. Although the practice causes controversy, it is critical for aviation safety. The company will use the data it collects to calculate flight weights more accurately.
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This controversial practice has sparked debate about privacy concerns and body shaming issues. Some passengers have expressed discomfort with the idea of being weighed in front of airline staff, while others believe it is a necessary measure to ensure the safety of all passengers and crew.
Finnair assures the public that the weighing process is voluntary and individual passenger weights will not be disclosed to anyone else. The purpose of the initiative is to gather more accurate data for flight planning, which in turn could lead to a more fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly operation.
As airlines seek to adapt to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, it is likely that more unconventional measures such as this will be considered as part of efforts to improve efficiency and safety in the aviation industry.
