Checked baggage is usually referred to as those personal belongings of a passenger that they hand over to the baggage compartment at the time of check-in at the airport. Each airline adheres to certain internal standards, restrictions and regulations regarding baggage transportation. This information should be studied by the passenger at the stage of choosing a carrier and flight. When booking an air ticket, the passenger will be able to get acquainted with information about the baggage allowance for a particular flight.
As a rule, the following baggage allowance is established per passenger. One piece of hand luggage is allowed, the weight of which is from 3 to 15 kg. One item of checked baggage weighing from 20 to 23 kg can be added to it. Certain airlines adhere to stricter standards. They include only the transportation of one piece of hand luggage in the ticket price. They provide a separate fee for checked baggage. Be sure to read the rules set by the carrier at the booking stage. Airline representatives do not recommend transferring fragile, brittle items, perishable products, unique and valuable items, cash, documents and keys, gadgets and various equipment to baggage.