US Airways |
|
http://www.usairways.com/awa/content/traveltools/baggage/baggagepolicies.aspx |
| Carry-on
Allowance |
|
Each
passenger can carry on one bag and one personal item such as
a purse or briefcase within the following limits:
•
Weighing not more than 40 lb
• Not exceeding 51 linear
inches (length + width + height)
• Personal Item:
21” x 16” x 8” (length x width x height)
• Fits easily in the overhead bin or underneath the seat
in front of you |
| Checked
Baggage Allowance |
|
Each
Coach Class passenger is allowed 2 checked bags within the following
limits:
• Weighs 50 lb/23 kg or less
• 62
linear inches/157 cm (length + width + height)
If you’re an Envoy/First Class passenger, you are allowed
2 checked bags of the following dimensions:
• Weighs
70 lb/32 kg or less
• 62 linear inches/157 cm (length
+ width + height)
Parents paying 10% of the adult fare for an infant to fly on
a transatlantic flight have the following checked baggage allowance
on the complete itinerary:
One checked bag with the maximum total dimensions of 45”
and maximum weight of 50 pounds
One fully collapsible stroller or one child restraint device
or car seat |
| Excess
Baggage Rules |
|
If your
baggage exceeds US Airways’ permissible limits of free
baggage allowance, you’re required to pay additional fee
based on quantity, weight and size. For bags weighing 51-70
lb, you’ll be charged an additional amount of $50, and
for bags between 71- 100 lb, the fee is $80. There is a fee
of $80 for every bag between 63-80 linear inches. Bags weighing
over 100 lbs and 80 linear inches are not accepted. Also, you’re
required to pay an amount of $80 for each additional bag. |
Delayed/lost/damaged
baggage |
|
Please
report any delayed, damaged or lost baggage to the US Airways
crew at your destination airport beofre leaving the airport
or within 24 hours of arrival of your flight. For detailed information,
please contact US Airways customer care at 800-371-4771 |
| Sports
Equipment |
|
For
details on carriage and handling of Sporting equipment, please
contact US Airways reservations. |
| Comments |
|
Please
refer to US Airwas website for latest baggage embargos. |
Delta Airlines |
|
http://www.delta.com/traveling_checkin/baggage/index.jsp |
| Carry-on
Allowance |
|
Delta
Airlines allows you to carry-on one bag, plus one personal item
within the following limits:
• Weighs 18 kg (40pounds)
or less
• Doesn’t exceed 45 inches (length+ width+
height)
• Fits easily into the SizeWise unit (approximately
22” x 14” x 9”)
• Fits in the overhead
bin or the underneath the seat in front of you |
| Checked
Baggage Allowance |
|
You’re
allowed to check two bags within the following limits for each
bag:
• Weighs not more than 50 lbs/22.5 kg
•
Doesn’t exceed 62 inches (length + width + height) |
| Excess
Baggage Rules |
|
If your
baggage exceeds Delta Airlines’ permissible limits of
free baggage allowance, you’re required to pay additional
fee based on quantity, weight and size. For bags weighing 51-70
lb, you’ll be charged an additional amount of $25, and
for bags between 70- 100 lb, the fee is $100. There is a fee
of $100 for every bag between 63-80 linear inches. Bags weighing
over 100 lbs are not accepted. Within the United States, U.S.
Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico, an amount of $50 is charged
for each additional bag, while for the same, the charge is $100
for all other destinations. For sports equipments like surfboards,
cycles etc, you’re required to pay a fixed handling fee. |
Delayed/lost/damaged
baggage |
|
Delayed
Baggage: If you're baggage is delayed, notify one of the Delta
Airlines representatives at the earliest.
Lost Baggage: If you've lost your baggage, please download a
copy of the Passenger Property Loss Claim form and fill it out
so that it can be taken care of without delay. You can download
this form from the the Delta Airlines website. Fax or mail your
completed form and baggage claim check to:
Fax:
888-880-3412
Mail:
Delta Air Lines
Central Baggage Service
Corporate Customer Care
P.O. Box 20598
Atlanta, Georgia 30320-2598
Damaged Baggage: Delta Airlines has partnered with Rynn's Luggage
at Netbags.com to provide baggage repair services. |
| Sports
Equipment |
|
For
details on carriage, handling and pricing of sporting equipment,
please contact Delta Airlines reservations at: 800-221-1212
404-765-5000
800-933-5935 (Delta Shuttle)
800-831-4488 (Hearing & Speech Impaired)
Numbers are US only. |
| Comments |
|
If you're
traveling with pets, be sure to get the detailed guidelines
for pet travel. You can carry-on, check-in or ship your pet
as a cargo. |
United Airlines |
|
http://www.united.com/page/middlepage/0,,1031,00.html |
| Carry-on
Allowance |
|
On board
United, you are allowed to carry on one bag and one personal
item such as a purse, briefcase, or laptop computer provided
they are within the following permissible baggage limits:
• The dimensions of your bag shouldn’t exceed 9"
x 14" x 22" (length + width + height)
• Not
to exceed 45 linear inches (length + height + width)
•
All carry-on bags must easily I the overhead bin or underneath
the seat in front of you |
| Checked
Baggage Allowance |
|
Based
on domestic and international and routes, United Airlines have
different checked baggage requirements.
Domestic: If you’re flying on a domestic route, you may
check two bags free of charge within the 50 US states and to/from
Canada, San Juan, Puerto Rico and St. Thomas US Virgin Islands.
Be sure that each bag falls within the following permissible
limits:
• Weighs 50 pounds/23kg or less
•
Dimensions not to exceed 62 inches/158cm (length + width + height)
International: On international routes, United Airlines allows
you a maximum free baggage allowance of two bags per passenger,
each not exceeding a weight of 50 pounds/23kg and within a dimension
of 62 inches/158cm (length + width + height). However the rules
may vary depending on the Class of travel and destination. |
| Excess
Baggage Rules |
|
If your
baggage exceeds United Airlines’ permissible limits of
free baggage allowance, you’re required to pay additional
fee based on quantity, weight and size. For bags weighing over
50 lb/23 kg, you’ll be charged an additional amount of
$50 each. Bags exceeding 62- 115 linear inches will be charged
$100 per article. Bags weighing over 100 lbs and 115 linear
inches are not accepted. Also, the following charges apply for
additional bags- $85 each for 1-2 extra bags, $125 each for
3-4 extra bags, and $200 each for 5 and up. |
Delayed/lost/damaged
baggage |
|
If you
have not received your baggage within 72 hours, download and
print United's Baggage Tracing/Claim Form. Please complete this
form and mail it to United Airlines along with the following:
A copy of your delayed baggage report
Passenger ticket receipt
Receipts for items valued over $250.00
United Airlines
Central Baggage Service - HDQLZ
P.O. Box 66140
Chicago, IL 60666
|
| Sports
Equipment |
|
For
sports equipments like surfboards, cycles etc, you’re
required to pay a fixed handling fee. You can check out the
detailed guidelines for sport equipment on the United Airlines
website. |
American Airlines |
|
http://www.aa.com/content/travelInformation/baggage/baggageAllowance.jhtml |
| Carry-on
Allowance |
|
You
can carry on one bag and one personal item such as a purse or
briefcase within the following restrictions:
• Weighs
18 kg (40pounds) or less
• Doesn’t exceed 45
linear inches (length+ width+ height)
• Fits in the
overhead bin or the underneath the seat in front of you |
| Checked
Baggage Allowance |
|
American
Airlines allows you two pieces of checked baggage within the
following permissible limits:
• Not weighing more
than 50lbs/23 kg
• Not exceeding 62 linear inches/157
cm (length+ width+ height) |
| Excess
Baggage Rules |
|
If your
baggage exceeds American Airlines’ permissible limits
of free baggage allowance, you’re required to pay additional
fee based on quantity, weight and size. For bags weighing 51-70
lb, you’ll be charged an additional amount of $25, and
for bags between 71- 100 lb, the fee is $50. There is a fee
of $80 for every bag between 63-115 linear inches. Bags weighing
over 100 lbs and 115 linear inches are not accepted. The rates
for additional pieces of baggage are- $80 each for 1-3 pieces,
$105 each for 4-6 pieces and $180 each for over 7 pieces. |
Delayed/lost/damaged
baggage |
|
If you
are unable to locate a checked bag upon arrival, you should
notify an American Airlines/American Eagle baggage service agent
prior to leaving the airport. At that time, you will be given
a Baggage Claim ID and a brochure explaining the baggage recovery
process. Please refer to your six-letter file locator in all
conversation and correspondence regarding your claim. Delayed
Baggage
Within the United States call
Baggage Customer Service Desk (24 hours)
1-800-535-5225
Outside the United States call The Baggage Service Department
at the nearest airport |
| Sports
Equipment |
|
For
sports equipments like surfboards, cycles etc, you’re
required to pay a fixed handling fee. Please refer to the American
Airlines website for detailed guidelines. |
| Comments |
|
Some
destinations outside of the continental U.S. (as well as travel
from Los Angeles to Miami and Fort Lauderdale) have additional
limitations on checked baggage at specific times of the year.
This is called an "embargo". Please contact an American
Airlines representative at 1-800-433-7300 to see if a baggage
embargo is applicable for your itinerary and travel dates.
If you are traveling to Central or South America, Mexico or
the Caribbean, please check the important seasonal baggage embargo
information on the American Airlines website. |
Northwest Airlines |
|
http://www.nwa.com/travel/luggage/index.html |
| Carry-on
Allowance |
|
You
can carry on one bag and one personal item such as a purse or
briefcase within the following restrictions:
• Weighs
18 kg (40pounds) or less
• Doesn’t exceed 45
inches (length+ width+ height)
• Fits in the overhead
bin or the underneath the seat in front of you |
| Checked
Baggage Allowance |
|
If you’re
traveling Coach Class on flights to/from US, Canada, Mexico
and the Caribbean, you can check two pieces of baggage within
the following permissible limits:
• Weighing not more
than 50lbs/23 kg
• Not exceeding 62 linear inches/157
cm (length+ width+ height)
If you’re traveling First Class on flights to/from US,
Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean, you enjoy a generous allowance
of three pieces of baggage. While the first two should fall
within the coach class baggage limitations, the third one has
the following requirements:
• Weighing not more than
40lb/18 kg
• Not exceeding 45 linear inches (length+
width+ height) |
| Excess
Baggage Rules |
|
For
all extra, oversized, and overweight items, you’re required
to pay additional fees. For detailed guidelines on excess baggage,
please refer to the Northwest Airlines website. |
Delayed/lost/damaged
baggage |
|
If you
are unable to locate checked luggage upon arrival, please go
directly to the Northwest Luggage Service office located in
each airport Northwest serves. If you wish to discuss claim
processing (for luggage that has been missing for more than
five days) or settlement options, ou can contact Northwest Airlines'
Central Luggage Service department at:
Luggage Service Recovery
Department C5260
2700 Lone Oak Parkway
St. Paul MN 55121-1534
Domestic (toll-free): 1-800-648-4897 (Monday - Friday, 8:00
a.m. - 4:00 p.m. CT)
International: (612) 725-2644
Fax: (612) 727-4639 |
| Sports
Equipment |
|
Please
note that items like surfboards and bicycles are charged a fixed
handling fee of $80. For detailed guidelines, please call up
a Northwest Airline agent. |
| Comments |
|
On Northwest
flights, more than 99% of checked luggage arrives on the same
flight with the customer who checked the luggage. On an unlikely
event that your luggage is delayed, lost or damaged, you must
report any to Northwest within 24 hours. |
AirTran Airways |
|
http://www.airtran.com/policies/baggage_information.aspx |
| Carry-on
Allowance |
|
For
carry-on luggage, AirTran Airways allows one carry-on item and
one personal item like handbags, walking sticks, crutches, coats,
cameras, infant food, laptop computers etc. provided they are
within the following permissible limits:
• Doesn’t
exceed overall dimensions of 55 inches (length + width + height)
• Fits in the overhead bin or the underneath the seat
in front of you |
| Checked
Baggage Allowance |
|
You’re
allowed two pieces of checked luggage with the following weight
and size limitations:
• Weighing not more than 50lbs/23
kg
• Not exceeding 62 linear inches/157 cm (length+
width+ height) |
| Excess
Baggage Rules |
|
For
every piece of luggage exceeding the permissible limit, you’re
required to pay a fee of $50. Additional charges apply for overweight
and oversize luggage. For every overweight baggage, you’ll
be charged $25 for items from 51 to 70 pounds and $65 for items
from 71 to 100 pounds. Oversize baggage will be accepted up
to a maximum size of 80 inches for a fee of $65 per bag. Baggage
weighing over 100 pounds and dimensions exceeding 80 inches
are not be accepted. |
Delayed/lost/damaged
baggage |
|
If you
are unable to locate a checked bag upon arrival, you should
notify an AirTran Airways baggage service representative prior
to leaving the airport. At that time, you will be given a Baggage
Claim Number and a brochure explaining the baggage recovery
process.
For additional queries regarding your baggage claim, please
contact the System Baggage Service office Monday through Friday
from 7:30am to 6:00pm.
System Baggage Service 1-800-965-2107 x8900 |
| Sports
Equipment |
|
Select
sporting equipment may be a part of the free baggage allowance
when checked in lieu of the first piece of luggage acceptable
under this allowance. Sporting equipment NOT included in the
free baggage allowance are: bicycles, scuba gear and surfboards.
Each item has acceptance limitations (see below) and will be
assessed an excess baggage charge of $65.
For detailed guidelines, please refer to the Airtran Airways
website or call up an Airtran Airways agent at 800-AIR-TRAN
or 678-254-7999 in Atlanta. |
Continental Airlines |
|
http://www.continental.com/web/en-US/content/travel/baggage/default.aspx |
| Carry-on
Allowance |
|
You’re
allowed to carry on one bag and one personal item within the
following restrictions on weight and dimension:
• Weighing
not more than 40lbs/18 kg
• Not exceeding 51 linear
inches (length + width + height) |
| Checked
Baggage Allowance |
|
Passengers
traveling to/from Canada and within the Mainland U.S., including
Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico or U.S. Virgin Islands are allowed
2 checked bags per passenger, but with the following requirements:
• Weighing not more than 50lbs/23 kg
• Not exceeding
62 linear inches/157cm (length + width + height)
However, if you are an OnePass Elite Member traveling in Economy
Class, you enjoy an excess baggage allowance of up to 70 pounds/32
kg. Besides, First or BusinessFirst passengers can carry an
additional bag, with the maximum weight permissible for any
bag being 70 pounds/32 kg. |
| Excess
Baggage Rules |
|
If your
baggage exceeds Continental Airlines’ limits of free baggage
allowance, you’re required to pay additional fee based
on quantity, weight and size. For bags weighing 51-70 lb, you’ll
be charged an additional amount of $25 and for bags between
70- 100 lb, the fee is $50. For every bag over 63 inches, you’re
required to pay an additional amount of $80. The rates for additional
pieces of baggage are- $80 each for 1-3 pieces, $105 each for
4-6 pieces and $180 each for over 7 pieces. Bags weighing over
100 lbs are not accepted. |
Delayed/lost/damaged
baggage |
|
Articles
Lost on-board: Articles that were left on-board a Continental
aircraft may be reported to the Continental Airlines Baggage
Resolution Center at its 24/7 toll-free number: 1.800.335.BAGS
(1.800.335.2247) prompt 1. If the toll-free number is not available
in your area, please call 1.281.821.3526 prompt 1.
You may also report your loss to a Continental Baggage Services
representative at any airport served by Continental Airlines.
Damaged Articles: Damaged items should be reported to and viewed
by the Airport Baggage Service Office immediately after the
arrival of your flight, or must be viewed by and reported to
Continental Airlines in writing no later than 4 hours (for international
travel 7 days) after flight arrival. For information regarding
damaged items, contact the airport Baggage Service Office where
the damage was reported.
In the course of normal handling, your baggage may show evidence
of use. Continental is not liable for minor cuts, scratches,
scuffs, dents and soil. Continental is not responsible for conditions
that result from normal wear and tear or the following:
Damage to wheels, feet, extending handles, over-packed bag and
items of fragile or perishable nature
Loss of external locks, pull straps or security straps
Manufacturer's defects. |
| Sports
Equipment |
|
Continental
accepts one item of archery equipment per customer in lieu of
one piece of free baggage. Besides, a non-motorized bicycle
with single seat or up to two non-motorized bicycles packed
in one case is accepted as a checked baggage. You can also carry
one Boogie/Skim/Speed board or one board bag containing up to
two boards per customer in lieu of one piece of free baggage.
For detailed guidelines, please refer to the Continental Airlines
website or call up a Continental Airlines agent. |
| Comments |
|
For wholly
domestic travel, Continental assumes no responsibility or liability
for baggage or other items carried in the passenger compartment
of the aircraft.
For most international travel (including domestic portions of
an international itinerary), Continental's liability is a maximum
of $400 per customer for unchecked (carried in the passenger
compartment of the aircraft) baggage.
|
Frontier Airlines |
|
http://www.frontierairlines.com/frontier/plan-book/travel-info-services/baggage.do |
| Carry-on
Allowance |
|
Each
Frontier Airlines passenger is allowed to carry on one bag and
one personal item such as a purse, briefcase, laptops etc. However,
these should fall within the following permissible limits:
• Weighing not more than 35lbs/16 kg
• Not exceeding
49 linear inches/124 cm (length + width + height) |
| Checked
Baggage Allowance |
|
You’re
allowed two pieces of checked baggage within the following requirements:
• Weighing not more than 50lbs/23 kg
• Not
exceeding 62 linear inches/157 cm (length+ width+ height) |
| Excess
Baggage Rules |
|
If your
baggage exceeds Frontier Airlines’ permissible limits
of free baggage allowance, you’re required to pay additional
fee based on quantity, weight and size. For each bag weighing
51-100 lb, you’ll be charged an additional amount of $50.
For every bag between 63 and 80 inches, you’re required
to pay an additional amount of $50. The rates for additional
pieces of baggage are- $50 each for 1-2 pieces, $100 each for
3-15 pieces and $200 each for over 16 pieces. Bags weighing
over 100 lbs and exceeding 80 inches are not accepted. |
Delayed/lost/damaged
baggage |
|
Please
report any property loss, damage or delay, in person and within
four hours of your arrival at your destination. If you've already
left the airport, please contact the Found Property voicemail
at 877-461-5737 (option 4) or send an email to lostandfound@flyfrontier.com
with a detailed description of your lost item, and your contact
information.
Liability: For travel wholly between U.S. points, liability
shall not exceed $3,000 US dollars per ticketed passenger. Actual
value for reimbursement of lost or damaged property will be
determined by the documented original purchase price less any
applicable depreciation.
International Liability Limit governed by the Warsaw Convention
is US $9.07 per pound up to US$454 per bag. International Liability
Limit governed by the Montreal Convention is 1000 Special Drawing
Rights (SDR) per ticketed passenger. SDR's are an international
monetary fund currency unit, converted to U.S. dollars, using
the in-effect rate on the mishandled baggage settlement date. |
| Sports
Equipment |
|
For
sports equipments like surfboards, cycles etc, you’re
required to pay a fixed handling fee. For detailed guidelines,
please call up a Frontier Airlines agent. |
America West |
|
http://www.usairways.com/awa/content/traveltools/baggage/baggagepolicies.aspx |
| Carry-on
Allowance |
|
Each
passenger is allowed to carry on one bag and one personal item
within the following permissible limits:
• Not exceeding
51 linear inches (length + width + height)
• Fits in
the overhead bin or the underneath the seat in front of you |
| Checked
Baggage Allowance |
|
If you’re
traveling Coach Class, you’re allowed 2 checked bags provided
each of these falls within the following permissible limits:
• Weighing not more than 50 lb/23 kg
• Not exceeding
62 linear inches/157 cm (length + width + height)
First Class passengers can carry two bags, each weighing up
to 70 lb/32 kg, and dimensions not exceeding 62 linear inches/157
cm (length + width + height). |
| Excess
Baggage Rules |
|
If your
baggage exceeds the permissible limits of free baggage allowance,
you’re required to pay additional fee based on quantity,
weight and size. For each bag weighing 51-70 lb, you’ll
be charged an additional amount of $50, and for bags between
70- 100 lb the fee is $80 each. For every bag between 63 and
80 inches, you’re required to pay an additional amount
of $80. There is a fee of $80 each for up to 7 additional bags.
Bags weighing over 100 lbs and exceeding 80 inches are not accepted. |
Delayed/lost/damaged
baggage |
|
If your
bag is delayed, please notify a US Airways representative before
leaving the airport, or within four hours of arrival at your
destination. If your baggage has not been located and returned
within five days, mail or fax the Passenger Property Form to
the Central Baggage Claims Office. Adobe Acrobat Reader is required
to view this file.
US Airways Central Baggage Claims – RWB-BGZ
4000 East Sky Harbor Blvd.
Phoenix, AZ 85034
480-693-2305 Fax
If your bag is damaged, please notify a US Airways representative
within 4 hours of arrival at your destination for domestic travel,
or within 7 days for international itineraries. All reports
must be made in person at the airport.
US Airways is not responsible for conditions that result from
normal wear and tear, or the following:
Damage to: Wheels, feet, zippers, extending handles Over-packing
of the bag Fragile or perishable items Loss of external locks
Pull or security straps Manufacturer's defects
Repairs: Rynn's Luggage provides baggage repair services. |
| Sports
Equipment |
|
For
sports equipments like surfboards, cycles etc, you’re
required to pay a fixed handling fee. For detailed guidelines,
please refer to the US Airways website. |
Alaska Airlines |
|
http://www.alaskaair.com/as/www2/help/faqs/CheckedBaggage.asp |
| Carry-on
Allowance |
|
Each
passenger on board Alaska Airlines is allowed to carry on one
bag and one personal item with a maximum dimension of 24 x 17
x 10 inches/61 x 17 x 10 cm (length x width x height). |
| Checked
Baggage Allowance |
|
You can
carry two checked bags provided each of these falls within the
following permissible limits:
• Weighing not more than
50 lb/23 kg
• Not exceeding 62 linear inches/157 cm
(length + width + height) |
| Excess
Baggage Rules |
|
If your
baggage exceeds the permissible limits of free baggage allowance,
you’re required to pay additional fee based on quantity,
weight and size. For each bag weighing 51-70 lb, you’ll
be charged an additional amount of $25, and for bags between
70- 100 lb the fee is $50 each. There is a fee of $50 for every
bag between 63 and 80 inches, and $75 for bags between 80- 115
inches. Bags weighing over 100 lbs and exceeding 115 inches
are not accepted. The rates for additional pieces of baggage
are- $50 each for 1-3 pieces, $75 each for 4 -6 pieces and $150
each for 7 and up. |
Delayed/lost/damaged
baggage |
|
Delayed
or damaged bags should be reported in person to the Alaska Airlines
baggage office within 24 hours of arrival time. It's important
to retain copies of your ticket, baggage claim check and any
receipts you may have accumulated for expenses incurred as a
result of the mishandling. For more information, contact Alaska
Airlines' Central Baggage Service office at 206-392-6580. |
| Sports
Equipment |
|
Some
sporting equipment (snow skis, golf clubs), may be checked in
lieu of one piece of luggage, if packaged in a suitable container.
Sporting equipment checked in addition to the free baggage allowance
is charged an excess fee. There is a fee charged in all situations
for some equipment (surfboards, scuba gear). For detailed guidelines,
please refer to the Alaska Airlines website or call up an Alaska
Airlines agent. |
ATA Airlines |
|
http://www.ata.com/traveler_resources/before_you_fly/baggage.html |
| Carry-on
Allowance |
|
On board
ATA Airlines, you’re allowed to carry on one bag and one
personal item within the following restrictions:
•
Weighing not more than 40lb/18kg
• Not exceeding 49
linear inches/124 cm (length + width + height)
• Fits
in the overhead bin or the underneath the seat in front of you |
| Checked
Baggage Allowance |
|
If you’re
a domestic passenger, you’re allowed 3 checked bags provided
each of these are within the following permissible limits:
• Weighing not more than 50 lb/23 kg
• Not exceeding
62 linear inches/157 cm (length + width + height)
International passengers on board ATA are allowed 2 checked
bags each within the following restrictions:
• Weighing
not more than 50 lb/23 kg
• Not exceeding 62 linear
inches/157 cm (length + width + height) |
| Excess
Baggage Rules |
|
If your
baggage exceeds ATA’s permissible limits of free baggage
allowance, you’re required to pay additional fee based
on quantity, weight and size. For each bag weighing 51-70 lb,
you’ll be charged an additional amount of $25, and for
bags between 70- 100 lb the fee is $50 each. There is a fee
of $50 for every bag between 63 and 80 inches. Bags weighing
over 100 lbs and exceeding 80 inches are not accepted. The rates
for additional pieces of baggage are- $25 each for 1-3 pieces,
$50 each for 4 -9 pieces and $110 each for 10 and up. |
Delayed/lost/damaged
baggage |
|
Please
report any delayed, damaged or lost baggage to the ATA Airline
agent at the destination airport within 24 hours of arrival.
Liability: On domestic flights, ATA's liability for baggage
loss, damage or delay is limited to $3,000 per ticketed customer.
For international travel (including domestic portions of international
journeys), ATA's liability for destruction or loss of, damage
to or delay of, checked or unchecked baggage, is limited to
1,000 Special Drawing Rights (approximately $1,400, subject
to currency rate change) for each passenger. ATA will reimburse
the original purchase cost of a wheelchair that has been lost
or damaged beyond repair as a result of a domestic or international
flight. |
| Sports
Equipment |
|
For
sports equipments like surfboards, cycles etc, you’re
required to pay a fixed handling fee. For detailed guidelines,
please call up an ATA Airline agent. |
Spirit Airlines |
|
http://www.spiritair.com/welcome.aspx?pg=policies |
| Carry-on
Allowance |
|
Spirit
Airlines allows you to carry on one bag and one personal item
within the following restrictions:
• Weighing not more
than 40lb/18kg
• Not exceeding 22 x 13 x 10 inches
(length x width x height)
• Fits in the overhead bin
or the underneath the seat in front of you |
| Checked
Baggage Allowance |
|
You’re
allowed one piece of checked baggage provided it comes within
the following permissible limits:
• Weighing not more
than 50 lb/23 kg
• Not exceeding 62 linear inches/157
cm (length + width + height) |
| Excess
Baggage Rules |
|
If your
baggage exceeds Spirit Airlines’ permissible limits of
free baggage allowance, you’re required to pay additional
fee based on quantity, weight and size. For each bag weighing
51-70 lb, you’ll be charged an additional amount of $25,
and for bags between 71- 99 lb the fee is $100 each. There is
a fee of $75 for every bag between 63 and 115 linear inches,
and $150 for bags between 116- 150 linear inches. Bags weighing
over 99 lbs and exceeding 160 inches are not accepted. For each
additional bag, you’ll be charged an amount of $75. |
Delayed/lost/damaged
baggage |
|
Please
report any delayed/damaged or lost baggage to the Spirit Airlines
agent at the destination airport within 24 hours of arrival.
Liability: Domestic Baggage – Limitation of Liability.
For travel wholly between U.S. points, liability for loss, delay
or damage to checked baggage is limited to $2,800 per ticketed
passenger (unless a higher amount is established by D.O.T.)
International Baggage – Limitation of Liability
On any flight entering into or leaving a foreign country, Spirit
will not accept live animals, as checked baggage or as cargo
shipments.
Spirit will not accept any agricultural items, perishable items
or any product that does not conform to the Customs and/or Agricultural
government entities of any foreign country that the passenger
is entering into or leaving from on a Spirit flight.
Spirit will not accept Human Remains (HR) as checked baggage
or cargo into any foreign country.
Limitations on excess, oversized, and overweight luggage may
apply.
Liability limitations for travel to/from international destinations
for all airlines are governed by the Warsaw Convention or Montreal
Convention as applicable.
For International travel (including domestic portions of International
itineraries) to which the Warsaw Convention applies:
Liability for loss, delay or damage is limited to a maximum
of $9.07 per pound ($20 per kilo) for checked baggage, and $400
per ticketed passenger for unchecked baggage. Liability is for
a maximum of 50 lbs/23 kgs ($453.50) per checked bag, unless
the passenger pays an excess baggage charge, and the precise
weight of the baggage is noted on the passenger’s baggage
claim check. This limit may be lowered for additional pieces
to certain international destination or when using connecting
carriers. Liability for loss or damage to baggage is limited
to 1,000 Special Drawing Rights per ticketed passenger. Exchange
rates are available online at www.IMF.org. Spirit Airlines will
use the date of travel to determine the applicable exchange
rate.
|
| Sports
Equipment |
|
For
sports equipments like surfboards, cycles etc, you’re
required to pay a fixed handling fee of $50. For detailed guidelines,
please call up a Spirit Airlines agent. |
JetBlue Airways |
|
http://www.jetblue.com/help/topics/help_topic_baggageinfo.html |
| Carry-on
Allowance |
|
You
can carry on one bag and one personal item within the following
restrictions:
• Carry-on luggage not exceeding the
dimension of 24 x 16 x 10 inches (length x width x height)
• Personal item not exceeding the dimension of 18 x 15
x 8 inches
• Fits in the overhead bin or the underneath
the seat in front of you |
| Checked
Baggage Allowance |
|
You’re
allowed two pieces of checked baggage within the following permissible
limits:
• Weighing not more than 50 lb/23 kg
•
Not exceeding 62 linear inches/157 cm (length + width + height) |
| Excess
Baggage Rules |
|
If your
baggage exceeds JetBlue’s permissible limits of free baggage
allowance, you’re required to pay additional fee based
on quantity, weight and size. For each bag weighing 70-100 lb,
you’ll be charged an additional amount of $50s. There
is a fee of $50 for every bag between 63- 80 linear inches.
Bags weighing over 100 lbs and exceeding 80 linear inches are
not accepted. For each additional bag, you’ll have to
pay an amount of $50. |
Delayed/lost/damaged
baggage |
|
If your
baggage has been delayed or damaged, please make a baggage claim
with a JetBlue crewmember while you're at the airport. If you
need to make the claim once you've left the airport, please
call the JetBlue Baggage Service Office at the airport you flew
into within four hours after arrival.
For following up on a baggage claim, Central Baggage Services
can be reached from 6:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. seven days a week
at 1-866-538-5438. |
| Sports
Equipment |
|
For
sports equipments like surfboards, cycles etc, you’re
required to pay a fixed handling fee. For detailed guidelines
on sporting equipment, please refer to the JetBlue Airways website. |
Midwest Airlines |
|
http://www.midwestairlines.com/MAWeb/travelPlanner/travelPolicies/baggage.aspx |
| Carry-on
Allowance |
|
For
carry-on luggage, Midwest Airlines allows one carry-on item
and one personal item like handbags, walking sticks, crutches,
coats, cameras, infant food, laptop computers etc. provided
they are within the permissible limit of 21 x 9.5 x 14 inches
(length x width x height). |
| Checked
Baggage Allowance |
|
You’re
allowed two pieces of checked luggage, each within the following
weight and size limitations:
• Weighing not more than
50lb/23 kg
• Not exceeding 62 linear inches/157 cm
(length+ width+ height) |
| Excess
Baggage Rules |
|
If your
baggage exceeds Midwest Airlines’ permissible limits of
free baggage allowance, you’re required to pay additional
fee based on quantity, weight and size. For each bag weighing
51-70 lb, you’ll be charged an additional amount of $25,
and for bags between 71- 100 lb the fee is $50 each. There is
a fee of $80 for every bag between 63 and 115 linear inches.
Bags weighing over 100 lbs and exceeding 115 inches are not
accepted. For each additional bag, you’ll be charged an
amount of $50. |
Delayed/lost/damaged
baggage |
|
Please
report any damaged baggage to the Midwest Airlines crewmember
at your destination airport within 48 hours of arrival of the
flight. Notice of missing baggage must be given to Midwest Airlines
within four hours of arrival of the flight. |
| Sports
Equipment |
|
For
sports equipments like surfboards, cycles etc, you’re
required to pay a fixed handling fee of $80. For detailed guidelines,
please refer to the Midwest Airlines website. |
Sun Country Airlines |
|
http://www.suncountry.com/hometools/helpBaggage.shtml |
| Carry-on
Allowance |
|
You’re
allowed one piece of carry-on baggage not exceeding 48 linear
inches, plus one personal item like handbags, walking sticks,
crutches, coats, cameras, infant food, laptop computers etc.,
which easily fits into the overhead bin or underneath the eat
in front of you. |
| Checked
Baggage Allowance |
|
You’re
can carry up to two pieces of checked luggage free of charge,
each within the following limitations:
• Weighing not
more than 50lb/23 kg
• Not exceeding 62 linear inches/157
cm (length+ width+ height) for the first bag and 55 linear inches
for the second |
| Excess
Baggage Rules |
|
If your
baggage exceeds Sun Country Airline’s permissible limits
of free baggage allowance, you’re required to pay additional
fee of $40 for every extra or overweight piece of luggage. Bags
weighing over 100 lbs and exceeding 5 feet are not accepted. |
Delayed/lost/damaged
baggage |
|
For inquiries
regarding delayed or damaged baggage, please call our toll-free
hotline at 888-359-5586 for assistance. Customers in the Minneapolis/St.
Paul metro area should call 612-970-3569. |
| Sports
Equipment |
|
For
sports equipments like surfboards, scuba and snorkel equipment,
bicycles etc, you’re required to pay a fixed handling
fee of $40. For detailed guidelines, please refer to the SunCountry
Airlines website. |
| Comments |
|
On domestic
flights, Sun Country is liable for loss of, damage to, or delay
in delivery of high value, fragile, or perishable items, including
but not limited to, the following: medication, money, jewelry,
silverware, negotiable papers, securities, electronic/video/
photographic equipment, samples, heirlooms, antiques, artifacts,
works of art, or other valuables included in the passenger's
checked luggage, with or without the knowledge of Sun Country
Airlines. Sun Country does not assume responsibility for loss
or damage due to normal wear and tear; protruding parts, such
as feet, handles, wheels, straps, hooks; over sized or over
packed luggage. |
Hawaiian Airlines |
|
http://www.hawaiianair.com/Aboutus/Pages/BaggageInquiries.aspx |
| Carry-on
Allowance |
|
Each
passenger on board Hawaiian Airlines is allowed to carry on
one bag and one personal item within the following dimensions:
• Weighing not more than 25lb/11 kg
• Not
exceeding 45 linear inches/114 cm (length + width + height) |
| Checked
Baggage Allowance |
|
You can
carry two checked bags provided each of these falls within the
following permissible limits:
• Weighing not more than
50 lb/23 kg
• Not exceeding 62 linear inches/157 cm
(length + width + height) |
| Excess
Baggage Rules |
|
If your
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