NOTE: The passenger is responsible for the contents of his suitcase and its proper packaging.
- Hand luggage
To ensure that your luggage arrives safely and on time for your flight, it’s important to pack carefully and securely. Use durable luggage that can withstand the rigors of travel, and consider adding luggage tags with your contact information in case your bags get lost. Additionally, arrive at the airport early to allow enough time for your luggage to be checked in and processed before your flight.
Hand luggage per travel class
|
Economy Class |
Premium Class |
Business Class |
| Number |
One item of hand luggage |
Two items of hand luggage |
Two items of hand luggage |
| Weight |
max. 8kg |
max. 8kg |
max. 18kg |
| Size |
max. 55 x 40 x 23 cm |
max. 55 x 40 x 23 cm |
max. 55 x 40 x 23 cm |
The weight and size of your hand luggage are checked at the airport and it will be checked in if necessary. Additional charges are incurred if you exceed your free baggage allowance. Please note that these fees are higher than the regular check-in.
Alternatively, you can also carry a folding garment bag measuring 57 x 54 x 15 cm instead of hand luggage.
Please note that on some flights your hand luggage bag must be stowed in the cargo hold due to the aircraft type.
You are kindly requested always refer to your airline’s guidelines and rules.
- Checked baggage
The quantity of bags, the fees, and the permissible dimensions can differ based on your flight, fare type and travel class. Therefore, we recommend verifying the specific baggage details on the Airlines website or your booking prior to each flight.
The average dimensions of the checked bags are 158cm (62inches). If the weight is exceeding 32kgs, the baggage is considered as special, specific charges and handling apply.
You are kindly requested always refer to your airline’s guidelines and rules.
- Extra pieces of baggage and overweight
Extra piece of baggage refers to any luggage that surpasses the free checked baggage allowance for your fare type.
Heavy baggage is any checked luggage weighing between 23kg and 32kg. Luggage over 32kg must be shipped as cargo. Additionally, luggage up to 32kg but exceeding the size limit of 158 cm (62 inches) is classified as oversized baggage and incurs additional charges.
You are kindly requested always refer to your airline’s guidelines and rules.
- Permitted liquids on board
100 millilitre containers
You may carry liquids in your hand luggage in containers with a capacity of up to 100 millilitres and packed in a transparent, reusable one litre plastic bag (e.g. “zip bag”).
- Please note that the printed maximum filling quantity and not the actual content applies.
- You may only take one plastic bag per person.
- Liquids include pastes, lotions, mixtures of liquids and solids, as well as the contents of pressure containers, such as toothpaste, hair gel, drinks, soups, syrup, perfume, shaving foam and other items with similar consistency as well as sprays, aerosols and gels.
You are kindly requested always refer to your airline’s guidelines and rules.
- Medication – special food
Medication and special foods
Medication and special foods (e.g. baby food) required during the flight may be taken outside the plastic bag, but must be presented at the security control.
You are kindly requested always refer to your airline’s guidelines and rules.
- Duty Free
Duty-free items
Duty-free items must be kept in the sealed safety bag provided at the point of sale.
You are kindly requested always refer to your airline’s guidelines and rules.
- Prohibited items for hand & checked baggages
Dangerous personal belongings
In order to ensure the safety of all passengers on flights the following goods are restricted or completely prohibited on the aircraft. If you carry these regardless, you run the risk of the goods being confiscated at the airport.
Only allowed in hand luggage and in the passenger cabin
- Replacement batteries/power banks
- e-cigarettes
- Heat-producing goods
Only allowed on your person (on you)
- A small lighter/box of matches
Prohibited in checked baggage and hand luggage
- Fireworks/sparkler
- Oxygen bottle
- Oxidising materials/corrosive materials
- Stunning equipment
- Fuel/fuel paste
- Camping gas
- Paint/Alcohol > 70 %
- Poison/household chemicals
- Battery-powered transport
- Radioactive material
Prohibited in hand luggage
- Weapons/munitions
- Sharp/pointed goods
- Blunt instruments
- Tools
- Powders > 350 ml (USA flights)
Definition of dangerous goods
Dangerous goods are articles or substances which are capable of posing a risk to health, safety, property or the environment. There are special regulations concerning the carriage of these items.
For safety reasons, the following dangerous goods may not be carried either on your person or in your luggage:
- Corrosive materials such as acids, wet batteries, mercury (exception: a medical or clinical thermometer per passenger)
- Containers with gases such as camping stoves, gas lighters with blue flames, transportable liquid oxygen systems (O₂)
- Flammable solids such as hurricane matches, dry spirits
- Flammable liquid materials such as wind-proof lighters, fuel, lacquers, alcohol > 70 % vol.
- Explosive materials such as explosives, fireworks, pyrotechnic material
- Poisonous materials such as pesticides, insecticides
- Infectious materials such as viral cultures
- oxidising materials such as dyes, bleach
- Radioactive material
- Miscellaneous dangerous goods or items such as magnetic material, combustion engines, stun guns, pepper spray, safety cases, e-bikes and other electronic transport which are powered by lithium batteries, regardless of the battery power such as hoverboards, mini segways, air wheels or foldable scooters
Medicines, toiletries,handheld electronic devices, lithium batteries and certain other items may be carried if they meet specific transport regulations.
Items with carriage restrictions
- Some goods may only be carried in the aircraft if they comply with certain transport regulations. If they do not comply, they cannot be carried.
- Alcoholic beverages
- Batteries
- Barometers
- E-cigarettes, e-cigars and e-pipes
- Lighters and matches
- Heat-producing items (e.g. soldering irons)
- Avalanche bags
- Medical items
- Munitions (cartridges for weapons)
- Wheelchairs and mobility aids (battery operated)
- Oxygen (gas) and air cylinders for medical purposes
- Life jacket
- Sprays and aerosols
- Diving lamps
- Thermometer
- Toiletries
- Dry ice
- Dry shipper with liquid nitrogen
You are kindly requested always refer to your airline’s guidelines and rules.