Baggage Allowance and Restrictions

Baggage Allowance and Restrictions

Understanding baggage allowance and restrictions is important to ensure a smooth and hassle-free travel experience. Here's everything you need to know about baggage allowance and restrictions for your upcoming flight:

1. Checked Baggage Allowance:

• Most fares include a complimentary checked baggage allowance, which varies depending on your fare class, destination, and frequent flyer status.
• Check your booking confirmation or visit our website to view your specific baggage allowance, including the number of bags allowed, weight limits, and any applicable fees for excess baggage.

2. Carry-On Baggage Allowance:

• Each passenger is typically allowed one carry-on bag and one personal item, such as a purse or laptop bag, onboard the aircraft.
• Ensure that your carry-on baggage complies with size and weight restrictions specified by the airline to avoid having to check it at the gate.

3. Oversized or Special Items:

• If you're traveling with oversized or special items such as sports equipment, musical instruments, or fragile items, contact the airline in advance to inquire about special handling and any additional fees or restrictions.
• Specialty items may require pre-approval, additional packaging, or payment of excess baggage fees depending on their size, weight, and fragility.

4. Restricted and Prohibited Items:

• There are certain items that are restricted or prohibited from being transported in both checked and carry-on baggage due to safety and security reasons.
• Common examples of restricted items include sharp objects, flammable materials, explosives, and certain liquids or gels exceeding the allowable volume for carry-on baggage.
• Review the airline's list of restricted and prohibited items before packing to ensure compliance with regulations and avoid delays or confiscation at security checkpoints.

5. Baggage Fees and Charges:

• Excess baggage fees may apply if you exceed your checked baggage allowance or carry-on baggage size and weight limits.
• Be aware of any applicable baggage fees and charges, including fees for overweight or oversized baggage, and consider pre-paying for excess baggage to save time and money at the airport.

By familiarizing yourself with baggage allowance and restrictions before your flight, you can pack efficiently and avoid any surprises or inconvenience at the airport. If you have any questions or need further clarification, contact the airline or visit their website for additional information.