Baggage Policy
At GlobalAirTicketing, we aim to make your journey smooth and stress-free. Understanding airline baggage rules is essential to avoid unexpected fees or delays at the airport. The following is a general guide, but we strongly recommend reviewing your airline’s official baggage policy before travel.
Checked Baggage
Checked baggage allowances vary based on airline, fare class, and route. Most international airlines allow at least one checked bag (typically 20–30 kg), while domestic flights may have stricter or à la carte policies.
- Each airline sets its own limits for bag weight, size, and number.
- Excess baggage may incur additional fees.
- Budget carriers often exclude checked baggage from base fares.
Cabin / Hand Baggage
Most airlines permit one cabin bag and one personal item (such as a laptop bag or purse). Standard cabin bag weight is 7–10 kg with size restrictions to fit in overhead bins.
- Liquids must comply with airport security (max 100 ml per container, in a 1-liter transparent resealable bag).
- Prohibited items include sharp tools and hazardous materials.
Infant and Special Items
Airlines usually allow additional items for infants (e.g., stroller, diaper bag, or baby seat). Items like wheelchairs, sports gear, and musical instruments may have separate handling rules or fees.
Baggage Fees
Fees depend on the airline, route, fare type, and whether bags are paid for during booking or at the airport. Prepaying online is often cheaper than paying at check-in.
Lost or Damaged Baggage
If your luggage is delayed, lost, or damaged, contact the airline’s baggage desk at the airport immediately. If you booked through GlobalAirTicketing, our team can assist you in filing a claim.
Airline-Specific Policies
Every airline has unique baggage policies. We strongly advise checking the official airline website or contacting our support before traveling for the latest and most accurate information.
Need Help?
Have baggage-related questions? Contact our 24/7 support team at support@globalairticketing.com.
