Passengers boarding a Korean Air plane in the next few weeks may be asked to take one additional step before boarding – stepping on the scale.
Boarding pass? Check. Photo ID? Check. Weight? What? Passengers flying with Korean Air in the next few weeks may be asked to take one additional step before boarding – getting on the scale. However, the policy has nothing to do with body shaming. Korean Air is one of the many airlines around the globe that is required to periodically obtain plane weight data.
If a passenger would prefer not to have their weight data collected, Korean Air confirms that they can opt out by letting a staff member know. While some travelers may be surprised to find themselves asked to step on a scale, this decision isn’t made by airlines – it’s often mandated by governmental airline regulators.
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