BAGGAGE POLICY

General Baggage Information

Airlines have limits on how much luggage you can bring, and exceeding these limits may result in additional fees. So, packing efficiently and traveling light can help you avoid extra costs

Checked baggage fees vary widely, typically ranging from $15 up to $200 or more, depending on the airline, bag size, and weight. All baggage charges must be paid directly to the airline during check-in. Policies can change, so it’s always best to confirm the latest baggage rules and fees with your airline before traveling

Baggage Guidelines for Connecting Flights

If your trip involves multiple airlines or connecting flights, you may need to collect and recheck your baggage at each stop. This is common when traveling on separate tickets or with different carriers.

Each airline may have its own baggage rules and fees, which are your responsibility. To avoid unexpected costs and complications, it’s wise to pack only the essentials when traveling on multi-airline itineraries.