d'office

[noddy]

"Certaines autorisent d’office plus de poids"
This sentence is referring to excess baggage on a plane. So does d'office mean something like "usually"?
thanks for any help

 

[DiamondTino]

I think it might rather be in the sense of 'at once'.

 

[NewYorkAngel]

'Primarily', 'normally', 'according to the pre-established rules'...
Hope it can help!

 

[zazap]

d'office can mean "systematically" or "as a rule".

 

[NewYorkAngel]

Actually, if I think it over, I think I'm wrong!! )
They do not necessarily respect the rules, they allow more luggage than other companies normally do. They 'automatically' authorize...

 

[noddy]

thank you all