Checked Baggage

The checked baggage should be able to bear a certain extent of pressure, completely sealed, well locked and firmly tied up. The carrier can refuse carriage, free of responsibility for any damage and breakage if the luggage are not packed in accordance with the requirements.

Carry-on Baggage

Carry-on luggage should be easy to place under the passenger's seat or in the overhead compartment, and the sum of length, width and height must not exceed 45 in or 115 cm. The following articles are free of charge:                                     ► A lady's handbag                                     ► An overcoat, raincoat                                     ► A traveling blanket                                     ► A walking stick                                     ► An umbrella                                     ► A small amount of reading materials                                     ► A small camera                                     ► A pair of small binoculars                                     ► Infant's food for consumption in flight                                     ► Infant's carrying basket                                     ► A fully collapsible invalid chair                                     ► A pair of braces or artificial limbs