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Baggage Allowance

One of the trends that has made air travel more affordable for everyone is offering a low fare that includes only the seat, to which you can add carry-on baggage, checked baggage, meals, date changes, name changes, travel insurance, cabin upgrades, etc. This trend is not exclusive to low-cost airlines; in recent years traditional airlines have begun to replicate this model for customers who buy certain fares.

For this reason, before packing it is advisable to confirm how much baggage you can bring and whether you will have to pay an additional fee. Because the baggage allowance depends not only on the airline but also on the fare purchased, your frequent flyer status and your destination, we cannot cover every possibility in a few paragraphs; it is always best to check with your airline. Keep in mind that in aviation there is no grace margin for baggage weight: even if you exceed the limit by a few hundred grams, you will have to pay the applicable excess baggage fee.

Visit your airline’s checked baggage information page