The most restrictive airline regulations permit two checked pieces per passenger for which the total sum of the linear dimensions (length + width + height) of both should not exceed 106 inches or a maximum weight of 44 pounds. One piece of carryon luggage is allowed per passenger for which the linear dimensions should not exceed a sum of 41 inches or a maximum weight of 15 pounds and shall fit completely underneath an aircraft seat.

In general, cruise lines will not limit the amount of luggage you bring onboard though there may be limited storage space in your cabin for empty suitcases (though most beds are designed to allow most suitcases to fit underneath). Check with your cabin attendant if you can't find space in your cabin for empty suitcases. Airlines, however, do have restrictions on number, size, and weight of checked luggage and you may be charged for exceeding any of those limitations. See similar questions...

The storage area can hold about 10 kilos of baggage, the area is large so bulky items can be safely stored. The is ample room in the cockpit for maps and other documents See similar questions...

Baggage allowance differs for the transpacific and China sections of your tour. US and non-stop transpacific allowance is two pieces of checked baggage totaling 106 inches (sum of the three dimensions). Baggage allowance within China is one piece of baggage not over 44 pounds per person. For domestic flight within China, there is a 1 bag check-in allowance at 20kgs/44lbs. Carry-on is limited to piece and can not exceed 20x40x55cm or weigh more than 5kgs/11lbs. See similar questions...

Each guest is allowed 15 kilograms of checked-in baggage. Checked baggage in excess of 15 kilograms is subject to excess baggage charge. See similar questions...

Charter airlines are usually more restrictive when it comes to the weight of your baggage. You may be able to pay extra at the airport to increase your allowance, but this can be expensive. Baggage allowance is restricted to 2 pieces per person (20kg per piece) plus one piece of hand luggage weighing no more than 5 kg. See similar questions...

Total weight of carry-on baggage for each passenger may not exceed 5kg. First class passengers are allowed to carry up to 2 pieces. All other passengers shall carry on only one piece. The size may not exceed 20x40x55cm. Carry-on baggage in excess of the weight limit is subject to an excess baggage fee and has to be checked at the baggage control. Free baggage allowance includes checked baggage and cabin baggage (please see "Carry-on baggage"). See similar questions...

Yes, for these occasions we work with a preferred airfreight company "Freightworks". Emirates will meet the cost of the unaccompanied baggage up to the contractual allowance. Details of which will be provided to you by your Recruitment Co-ordinator. See similar questions...

Live animals, with exceptions of dogs, cats, household birds and seeing eye/hearing aid dogs being safely transported in accordance with EVA requirements. Fragile or perishable items, money, jewelry, precious metal, silverware, negotiable papers, securities or other valuables, business documents, prototypes, etc., should not be packed in checked baggage. See similar questions...

Unchecked baggage will be allowed on board only if it can be safely stowed under your passenger seat or in the closed overhead bin. EVA has placed 'Test Units' at either its check-in counter or boarding lounge in each airport to help you determine whether or not your baggage must be checked. For flight safety, unchecked baggage that exceeds EVA requirements will be checked and carried in the luggage compartment. See similar questions...

Only one (1) piece of baggage is allowed to be carried on board provided that it does not exceed the dimensions of 56cm x 36cm x 23cm and provided that it does not weigh more than 7 kg. Such baggage must fit under the seat in front of you or in an enclosed storage compartment in the cabin. Items determined by us to be of excessive weight or size or of an offensive nature will not be permitted on board. See similar questions...

Effective August 10, 2006 and until further notice, the TSA has changed its procedures. Please check with TSA for specific information. See similar questions...

Baggage restrictions vary by Airline and flight. >From the US it is generally up to two (2) checked bags weighing no more than 50 pounds each (this restriction may vary based on Airline specifications), and exceeding no more than 62 inches in dimension when you add the length, height and width. Please contact the Airline directly for the specifics on each flight. See similar questions...

We recommend that you do not do this because our donations often include such things as syringes or surgical instruments which may not be carried in hand baggage. See similar questions...

This may depend upon your airline. Generally, most international carriers allow two checked bags not exceeding 70 pounds, although I have heard that some airlines now may be limiting checked baggage to no more than 50 pounds. Please check with your airline. Also, please note that the baggage limit on Chinese domestic flights is less than either of these limits. [top] See similar questions...