MBIE weigh-in on Jetstar's use of carry on scales

Update: 2025-12-10

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Budget airline Jetstar is being directed to stop using two baggage scales at Wellington Airport after inspections found they failed to meet legal accuracy requirements. Stephen O'Brien, MBIE's National Manager of Trading Standards spoke to Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira.

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MBIE weigh-in on Jetstar's use of carry on scales

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MBIE weigh-in on Jetstar's use of carry on scales

MBIE weigh-in on Jetstar's use of carry on scales