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20 kg maximum. Baggage exceeding the 20 kg limit will be assessed an additional charge. Infants are only allowed 10kg.
For flights to the US the rules change to this:
Two pieces of baggage are allowed. The total dimension (length + width + height) of both pieces must not exceed 273 cm (107 in) and the outside linear dimensions of each bag must not exceed 158 cm (62 in.) The weight of each piece is limited to 32 kg. Infants are entitled to one piece. In addition a fully collapsible stroller or carry cot may be checked in without charge.
Last updated: June 12, 2008
Sporting equipment will be carried free of charge if it forms part of a passenger's free baggage allowance. Normally this is 20kg in Economy, 30kg in Business class and 40kg in First class.
If this equipment is the cause of the passenger exceeding this allowance, we will charge for 6KG of excess for the first 15KG. So we do make a concession due to the nature of the item. Regular per kilogram charges will take over beyond 15kg.
E.g.. If a passenger checks in sporting equipment of 19kg. We will charge 6kg for the first 15kg and then the additional 4 on top. Total charge of 10kg.
The per Kilogram rate is determined by route but is generally around the £30.00 and above mark per kilogram.
Last updated: June 12, 2008
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Sporting equipment will be carried free of charge if it forms part of a passengers Free Baggage allowance. Normally this is 20kg in Economy, 30kg in Business class and 40kg in First class.
If this equipment is the cause of the passenger exceeding this allowance, we will charge for 6KG of excess for the first 15KG. So we do make a concession due to the nature of the item. Regular per kilogram charges will take over beyond 15kg.
E.g.. If a passenger checks in sporting equipment of 19kg. We will charge 6kg for the first 15kg and then the additional 4 on top. Total charge of 10kg.
The per Kilogram rate is determined by route but is generally around the £30.00 and above mark per kilogram.
Last updated: June 12, 2008
Leaving feedback:
If you have flown with, or know a good tip specific to this airline, please
let everyone know by rating it and leaving a report here. Some airlines
don't apply (or even know) their own kit policies so it's useful to see
other people's experiences flying with them …
Sporting equipment will be carried free of charge if it forms part of a passengers Free Baggage allowance. Normally this is 20kg in Economy, 30kg in Business class and 40kg in First class.
If this equipment is the cause of the passenger exceeding this allowance, we will charge for 6KG of excess for the first 15KG. So we do make a concession due to the nature of the item. Regular per kilogram charges will take over beyond 15kg.
E.g.. If a passenger checks in sporting equipment of 19kg. We will charge 6kg for the first 15kg and then the additional 4 on top. Total charge of 10kg.
The per Kilogram rate is determined by route but is generally around the £30.00 and above mark per kilogram.
Last updated: June 12, 2008
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Feedback by: parenteandre | Wednesday, April 16, 2008 | Surfing
Very good. Like Qantas, they d
