Baggage Policy

1. General Guidelines

• Baggage allowances and restrictions vary depending on the airline, route, cabin class, and fare type.
• Applicable baggage information may be displayed during the booking process and included in the applicable booking or ticket details.
• Airlines may change their baggage policies, fees, or restrictions. Passengers should review the operating airline’s current baggage requirements before departure.

2. Carry-On Baggage

Carry-on baggage allowances depend on the airline and selected fare. Where permitted, passengers may generally have:

• One carry-on bag: Subject to the airline’s applicable size and weight requirements.
• One personal item: Such as a handbag, laptop bag, or small backpack, subject to the airline’s applicable requirements.

Typical Size & Weight Limits (varies by airline):

• Carry-On Bag Size: Requirements vary by airline and may be approximately 22 x 14 x 9 inches (56 x 36 x 23 cm).
• Weight Limit: Requirements vary by carrier and may commonly range around 7–10 kg (15–22 lbs).

Important: Some airlines, particularly certain low-cost carriers, may apply additional restrictions or charges for carry-on baggage. Passengers should verify the applicable rules before travel.

3. Checked Baggage

Checked baggage allowances depend on the airline, route, cabin class, and fare conditions:

• Economy Fares: Some fares may not include complimentary checked baggage and additional charges may apply.
• Premium, Business, and First Class: Certain fares may include one or more checked bags, subject to the airline’s baggage rules.
• Weight Limits: Weight allowances vary by airline and fare and may commonly be around 23 kg (50 lbs) per bag, with different limits for certain premium cabins.
• Size Limits: Many airlines use maximum combined dimensions for checked baggage, but exact requirements vary by carrier.

Additional charges may apply for excess, overweight, or oversized baggage according to the operating airline’s current fee schedule.

4. Special Items

Certain items may require special handling, advance notification, additional fees, or specific airline approval:

• Sports equipment such as golf clubs, skis, bicycles, or surfboards may be accepted subject to airline rules and applicable charges.
• Musical instruments may be carried as cabin or checked baggage depending on their size and the airline’s requirements.
• Fragile or valuable items should be carried according to the airline’s recommendations and may be subject to specific handling conditions.

5. Restricted & Prohibited Items

For security and safety reasons, certain items may be restricted or prohibited in carry-on or checked baggage:

• Explosives, flammable materials, and other hazardous substances.
• Weapons, firearms, and certain sharp or dangerous objects, subject to applicable laws and airline requirements.
• Liquids, gels, aerosols, and other restricted items that exceed applicable security screening limits.

For international travel, additional restrictions may apply depending on the departure, transit, and destination countries.

6. Lost, Delayed, or Damaged Baggage

For lost, delayed, or damaged baggage, passengers should contact the operating airline as soon as possible.

• Passengers should report baggage issues at the airline’s baggage service desk at the airport before leaving the arrival area whenever possible.
• Applicable compensation or reimbursement may depend on the airline’s procedures and relevant domestic or international laws.

7. Fees & Payment

• Baggage fees are determined by the applicable airline and may be displayed during the booking process when available.
• Some airlines allow passengers to purchase additional baggage in advance through their website or other available channels.
• Additional baggage purchased at the airport may be subject to different charges depending on the airline’s current fee schedule.

8. Passenger Responsibilities

• Review applicable baggage allowances and restrictions before booking and traveling.
• Allow sufficient time at the airport when traveling with oversized, special, or additional baggage.
• Ensure baggage is properly identified with the passenger’s name and appropriate contact information.
• Comply with airport security screening procedures and applicable airline baggage requirements.

9. Our Role as an OTA

• www.valuefarehub.com does not establish or independently control airline baggage allowances, restrictions, or fees.
• We provide baggage information based on information made available by airlines, consolidators, and applicable booking systems.
• Final baggage acceptance, assessment, and applicable charges are determined by the operating airline at the time of travel.

10. Important Notice

• Baggage policies, allowances, fees, and restrictions may change according to the operating airline’s current rules.
• Passengers should reconfirm baggage requirements directly with the operating airline before departure, particularly when carrying special or additional baggage.
• Failure to comply with applicable baggage restrictions may result in additional charges, refusal of baggage, delays, or other travel-related consequences.