Bwin

This app is a baggage checker for travellers who would rather know the verdict at home than at the check-in desk. You type in a bag's length, width, height and weight, and the app does the arithmetic that airline limits are built on: it converts the figures between metric and imperial, adds up the linear total, and tells you whether the bag passes. Start in Setup by choosing your unit system and picking up to three airlines. From then on the main screen works live. As you enter each dimension you see the metric and imperial values side by side, the L+W+H linear total that so many carriers measure against, and a plain PASS or OVER verdict for every airline you selected. No guessing which number the airline actually cares about, and no mental conversion between centimetres and inches halfway through packing. Bags you add build up into a trip manifest. The manifest keeps a running total of your checked weight and lays out a side-by-side compliance grid, so one glance shows which bag is the problem and which airline on your itinerary is the strict one. When something goes over, the app estimates the excess-baggage fee, which turns a vague worry into a figure you can actually weigh up against repacking. That makes it useful at several points in a journey. Before you leave, you can shuffle weight between cases until every row in the grid reads PASS. On a multi-airline trip, you can see at once that a bag fine for one carrier is over for another. And on the way home, with souvenirs added, you can check the same bags again and decide whether to redistribute or simply accept the charge. The app is deliberately narrow in what it does. It converts units, sums linear dimensions, compares the results against the airline limits you have chosen, and estimates what going over would cost. Everything is organised around those four jobs, so a full check takes a minute: pick your units and airlines once, then measure, type, and read the answer.

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