New Delhi, Aug. 9 -- Amid reports of passengers alleging the weighing machines at IndiGo's check-in counters show different weights for the same bag, a recent survey showed that 6 in 10 flyers report baggage weight mismatch.

According to the survey, several air passengers make at least a kilogram allowance when planning to check in luggage at the airport. It added that airport weighing machines rarely show the same weight as seen at home.

Earlier on 5 August, an IndiGo passenger, Rattan Dhillon, shared on 'X' how the same luggage showed different results on three weighing machines at the Delhi airport.

Stating that he had to pay Rs.11,900 for extra baggage, including Rs.1,500 just for carrying an umbrella, Dhillon wrote, "One of the bi...