Luggage regulations
A. Definition of baggage: Baggage is items and other personal belongings carried by passengers for wear, use, comfort or convenience during travel. Unless otherwise specified, this includes passengers’ checked baggage and self-care baggage.
B. Classification of baggage: Baggage carried by the carrier is divided into checked baggage and unchecked baggage according to the transportation responsibility. 1) CHECKED BAGGAGE. Checked baggage refers to the baggage that passengers entrust to the carrier to take care of and transport and to fill out a baggage check. When collecting baggage, the carrier must fill in the number and weight of the baggage in the baggage column of the ticket, and issue a baggage tag identification coupon to the passenger for claiming the baggage. The weight of each piece of checked baggage cannot exceed 50 kilograms, and the volume of each piece of checked baggage cannot exceed 40X60X100 cm. Baggage exceeding the above requirements must be checked with the carrier's consent in advance. 2) Unchecked baggage (UNCHECKED BAGGAGE). Unchecked baggage refers to baggage that is brought into the cabin and taken care of by the passenger with the carrier's consent. For example, a certain amount of food, books, newspapers, cameras, coats, fragile items, valuables, diplomatic bags and other special items can be brought into the cabin by passengers as unchecked baggage. The weight of each passenger's unchecked baggage generally cannot exceed 5 kilograms, and the size of each piece cannot exceed 20X40X55 cm. It must be able to be placed in the luggage rack or under the seat without hindering cabin services and passenger activities. Unchecked baggage approved by the carrier shall be weighed together with the checked baggage and then handed over to the passenger for self-management in the cabin. Passengers holding first-class tickets are allowed to carry 10 kilograms per person. Carry-on items exceeding the above weight and volume limits should be checked as checked baggage.
C. Free baggage allowance. The free baggage allowance is determined based on the fare paid by the passenger, the class of travel and the route the passenger takes. The free baggage allowance for each passenger (including checked baggage and unchecked baggage) is as follows:
1) Free baggage allowance for domestic routes. The free baggage allowance for passengers holding adult or child tickets is:
First class: 40kg
Business class: 30kg
Economy class: 20kg
p>Passengers holding infant tickets do not have free baggage allowance.
For domestic segments that constitute international transportation, each passenger’s free baggage allowance is calculated based on the free international route used.
2) Free baggage allowance on international routes. For passengers taking international routes, the free baggage allowance is generally divided into:
(1) Free baggage allowance based on weight
The free baggage allowance for passengers holding adult or child tickets is:
First class: 40 kg
Business class: 30 kg
Economy class: 20 kg
Passengers holding infant tickets do not have free baggage allowance.
(2) Free baggage allowance on a piece basis
First class and business class passengers: Each person can check in two pieces of luggage for free, and the volume of each piece (sum of the three sides) does not exceed 158 cm. , each piece weighs no more than 32 kg.
Economy class passengers: Each person can check in two pieces of luggage for free, and the volume of each piece (sum of three sides) does not exceed 158 cm, but the volume of two pieces (sum of three sides) does not exceed 273 cm. Piece weight does not exceed 32 kg.
Infants paying the adult fare of NT$10 can check in one piece of luggage for free, but the volume (sum of three sides) does not exceed 115 cm. In addition, you can check in a fully foldable stroller or stroller for free.
D. Regulations on the transportation of baggage with declared value.
1) When the value of the checked baggage for domestic transport exceeds 50 yuan per kilogram or the value of the checked baggage for international transport exceeds US$20 per kilogram, the value of the baggage can be declared. The carrier shall charge a declaration surcharge based on five thousandths of the passenger's declared value exceeding the maximum compensation limit.
2) The declared value surcharge is in yuan. If it is less than yuan, it should be rounded up to the nearest yuan.
3) When the value declared by the passenger is in foreign currency, it should be converted into RMB based on the purchase price announced by the bank on that day.
4) The maximum declared value of each passenger’s luggage is RMB 8,000. The declared value of the baggage shall not exceed the value of the baggage itself. If the carrier has objections to the declared value and the passenger refuses to accept inspection, the carrier has the right to refuse to accept the baggage.
5) Unchecked baggage and small animals are not subject to baggage value declaration.
6) The chargeable weight of baggage with declared value is kilograms. If the weight is less than kilograms, the weight should be rounded up. However, the actual weight should be kept to one decimal place.
7) Unless there is a special agreement with another carrier, baggage value declaration can generally only be made on flights of the same carrier.
8) The weight of baggage with a declared value is not included in the free baggage allowance and will be charged separately.
9) Calculation formula for baggage declared value surcharge: Declared value surcharge = (declared value of baggage - maximum compensation per kilogram x weight of baggage with declared value) X 5.
E. Special baggage transportation. If the luggage items carried by passengers exceed the definition of luggage, under normal circumstances, the carrier can refuse to transport them. However, some special baggage items can be transported as baggage with the consent of the carrier and after taking appropriate measures or subject to certain conditions as required by the carrier. These baggage items are called special baggage.
Carrying special baggage must comply with national laws, regulations, and the carrier's transportation regulations, and can only be carried on the premise of ensuring flight safety, personal safety, and ground safety. This chapter describes items that are not permitted to be transported as baggage and the handling of restricted baggage items, small animals and diplomatic bags. 1) Items that are not allowed to be transported as baggage. Items that are not allowed to be transported as baggage refer to items that are prohibited by the Civil Aviation Administration of China and prohibited by the state. Such as: flammable and toxic compressed gases, corrosive objects (acids, alkalis), pathogenic agents (infectious bacteria, viruses and substances with live pathogens), explosives (ammunitions, fireworks, firecrackers and illumination bombs), Flammable liquids and solids (fire starters, heaters and fuels, matches, substances that easily cause combustion), oxidants (bleaching powder, peroxide), drugs (heroin, opium), toxic substances (potassium cyanide, arsenic, toxic Pesticides, toxic chemical agents, rodenticides), radioactive substances (radioisotopes, medical or research samples containing radioactivity), etc. The above items may not be transported as baggage or checked in baggage under any circumstances, nor may they be brought into the cabin as unchecked baggage.
If the carrier discovers that the baggage contains the above-mentioned items that are not allowed to be transported as baggage or included in the baggage before collecting the baggage or during transportation, the carrier may refuse to accept the baggage or terminate the transportation at any time. 2) Restricted luggage items for transportation. Restricted luggage items refer to certain luggage items carried by passengers that may endanger personnel and flight safety or exceed the carrier's transportation regulations (such as exceeding the weight limit or exceeding the volume limit). Under certain circumstances, it can be carried with the permission of the carrier.
According to the carrier's transportation regulations, passengers are not allowed to carry firearms and ammunition in their personal belongings and checked baggage. However, small arms and ammunition for sports that are specially approved by relevant departments can be used as checked baggage with the consent of the carrier. Checked luggage generally does not exceed 5 kilograms.
Bicycles should generally be transported as cargo. If they can be transported as checked baggage with the consent of the carrier, the wheels should be removed and tied to the body.
Small medical oxygen cylinders, oxygen bags and small carbon dioxide compressed gases required for the movement of prosthetic legs and arms used by disabled passengers must be approved by the carrier in advance. Each disabled passenger can carry two bottles.
The total weight (including gross weight) carried by each passenger of medicines and cosmetics needed by passengers for their journey, such as alcohol-containing medicines, conditioners, perfumes, etc., shall not exceed 2 kilograms or 2 liters. The net weight of each bottle shall not exceed 0.5 kg or 0.5 liters.
With the consent of the carrier, each passenger may not carry more than 2 kilograms of dry ice in items that need to be frozen.
Each passenger may carry alcoholic beverages (such as wine), but the amount shall not exceed 5 liters.
Passengers can carry hearing aids, pacemakers and other electronic devices for human body functions needed for the journey, and they can also be used in the air. In order to avoid interference with the electronic navigator and communication equipment in the aircraft, passengers Portable portable radio receivers, transmitters, televisions, radios, mobile phones and other electrical equipment may not be used in the air.
Restricted items such as kitchen knives, scissors, large fruit knives, handicraft knives, ethnic minority sabers, swords (excluding murder weapons) and some items that can easily be mistaken for murder weapons should be Put it in your checked baggage. If there is no checked baggage or there is no time to put it in the checked baggage due to time constraints, passengers should take the initiative to hand over the restricted items to the security inspection department and put them into the "restricted item storage bag". Send it to the flight attendant for safekeeping and return it to you when the plane arrives.
When the security inspection department accepts restricted items, it should fill in the "Restricted Item Handover Form" together with the passenger in three copies; the first copy is the passenger copy and is handed to the passenger; the second copy is the stub copy and is sent to the departure station. Keep it; the third page is the arrival page, keep it with the restricted items and give it to the steward. After receiving the restricted items, the passenger must return the Passenger Coupon of the "Restricted Items Handover Form". If the passenger fails to collect the restricted items, the flight attendant should transfer the restricted items to the arrival baggage inquiry department for safekeeping. 3) Small animal transportation. Domesticated dogs, cats, poultry, birds and other small tame animals such as ornamental animals can be carried as checked baggage with the consent of the carrier. Wild animals, animals with strange shapes and easily injured characteristics are not allowed as checked baggage.
Passengers who wish to bring small animals on board must apply when booking a seat and agree to abide by the carrier's relevant regulations for transporting small animals. They can only carry small animals with the carrier's consent. Passengers are responsible for feeding and watering small animals during the journey. The carrier does not assume any responsibility or compensation for any losses such as being refused carriage or being refused exit, transit, or entry due to failure to meet the carrier's requirements or non-compliance with the relevant regulations of the country of entry or exit, as well as escape, death, etc. during transportation.
The weight of small animals and food carried by passengers shall not be counted in the free baggage allowance. All weights will be charged at the applicable excess baggage rate.
Unless specifically permitted by the carrier, small animals carried by passengers cannot be transported in the passenger cabin and can only be checked as checked baggage and packed in the cargo hold
If requested by the passenger For combined transport, the consent of the onward carrier must be obtained before combined transport can be carried out.
1) Packaging requirements for transporting small animals
Sturdy metal or wooden containers suitable for the characteristics of small animals;
Can prevent small animals from damaging, escaping and stretching. Exiting the container may damage persons, luggage or cargo;
Ensure air circulation to avoid suffocation of small animals;
Prevent the penetration of feces to avoid contaminating the aircraft and other items;
Convenient for feeding and adding water;
The volume of the container is suitable for loading and unloading in the cargo hold.
2) Conditions for transportation of small animals
Passengers who bring small animals on board must mention it when booking a seat or purchasing a ticket, and they can only be checked in with the carrier's consent;
The packaging of small animals must meet the requirements of the carrier;
Small animals transported internationally should have the necessary documents for exit and entry into the relevant countries. The documents include health certificates, vaccination certificates, exit/ Entry permit and animal quarantine certificate, etc.;
Passengers carrying small animals must go through the check-in procedures in accordance with the time designated by the carrier on the day of departure, no later than 2 hours before the flight departure time.
3) Conditions for bringing small animals into the cabin
Only economy class aircraft, only one small animal is allowed as cabin baggage per flight;
Yes On first class/business class aircraft, only one small animal is allowed as cabin baggage in first class/business class per flight, and one small animal is allowed as cabin baggage in economy class;
Container The volume does not exceed 31*31*41CM;
Small animals must be placed under the owner’s seat;
Guide dogs carried by blind passengers can be transported free of charge and are not included in the passenger’s free allowance In the luggage, a blind passenger was brought into the cabin and transported alive in the cargo hold.
Guide dogs entering the cabin must wear a muzzle and a leash. However, on long-distance flights that do not land in the middle, the carrier may refuse to bring guide dogs into the cabin;
Other transportation conditions shall be in accordance with the transportation regulations for small animals.
4) Lightly transport luggage.
(1) Definition: Certain luggage weighing less than 6,000 cubic centimeters per kilogram is called low-density luggage (i.e., light bubble luggage). The weight of such luggage is calculated based on volumetric weight standards.
(2) Measurement method:
The calculation method of volumetric weight is as follows:
a. Measure the maximum length, width and height of the goods
b. Rounding
If the measurement unit is centimeters, round up according to the principle of rounding
Example: 40.2X59.5X99.7CM=40X60X100CM
c. Conversion standard
6000 cubic centimeters = 1KG
d. The volumetric weight is rounded according to the actual weight rounding method:
For example: 318.15kgs = 318.5kgs
757.37kgs = 757.5kgs
e. If a passenger carries multiple pieces of lightweight luggage, the volume of all luggage should be calculated and then converted into volumetric weight
(3) Counter operation
In case of a passenger carrying lightweight luggage, the volume must be calculated first Find out the actual volume of the baggage, and then calculate the weight of the baggage according to the above volumetric weight calculation method, and finally accept it for transportation according to the general regulations for checked baggage.
5) Transportation of dangerous goods.
(1) Definition: Dangerous goods refer to items or substances that may cause harm to passengers’ lives and property during air transportation, and can be divided into the following categories:
Explosive items
Flammable gases, liquids, solids
Corrosive items
Poisonous gases, liquids, solids
Radioactivity Items
Polymerizable substances
Magnetic substances
Infectious substances
(2) Processing: The above substances are strictly prohibited as checked baggage Or bring your own luggage onto the plane, but it will not be accepted at the counter.
Luggage regulations
A. Definition of baggage: Baggage is items and other personal belongings carried by passengers for wear, use, comfort or convenience during travel. Unless otherwise specified, this includes passengers’ checked baggage and self-care baggage.
B. Classification of baggage: Baggage carried by the carrier is divided into checked baggage and unchecked baggage according to the transportation responsibility. 1) CHECKED BAGGAGE. Checked baggage refers to the baggage that passengers entrust to the carrier to take care of and transport and to fill out a baggage check. When collecting baggage, the carrier must fill in the number and weight of the baggage in the baggage column of the ticket, and issue a baggage tag identification coupon to the passenger for claiming the baggage. The weight of each piece of checked baggage cannot exceed 50 kilograms, and the volume of each piece of checked baggage cannot exceed 40X60X100 cm. Baggage exceeding the above requirements must be checked with the carrier's consent in advance. 2) Unchecked baggage (UNCHECKED BAGGAGE). Unchecked baggage refers to baggage that is brought into the cabin and taken care of by the passenger with the carrier's consent. For example, a certain amount of food, books, newspapers, cameras, coats, fragile items, valuables, diplomatic bags and other special items can be brought into the cabin by passengers as unchecked baggage. The weight of each passenger's unchecked baggage generally cannot exceed 5 kilograms, and the size of each piece cannot exceed 20X40X55 cm. It must be able to be placed in the luggage rack or under the seat without hindering cabin services and passenger activities. Unchecked baggage approved by the carrier shall be weighed together with the checked baggage and then handed over to the passenger for self-management in the cabin. Passengers holding first-class tickets are allowed to carry 10 kilograms per person. Carry-on items exceeding the above weight and volume limits should be checked as checked baggage.
C. Free baggage allowance. The free baggage allowance is determined based on the fare paid by the passenger, the class of travel and the route the passenger takes.
The free baggage allowance for each passenger (including checked baggage and unchecked baggage) is as follows:
1) Free baggage allowance for domestic routes. The free baggage allowance for passengers holding adult or child tickets is:
First class: 40kg
Business class: 30kg
Economy class: 20kg
p>Passengers holding infant tickets do not have free baggage allowance.
For domestic segments that constitute international transportation, each passenger’s free baggage allowance is calculated based on the free international route used.
2) Free baggage allowance on international routes. For passengers taking international routes, the free baggage allowance is generally divided into:
(1) Free baggage allowance based on weight
The free baggage allowance for passengers holding adult or child tickets is:
First class: 40 kg
Business class: 30 kg
Economy class: 20 kg
Passengers holding infant tickets do not have free baggage allowance.
(2) Free baggage allowance on a piece basis
First class and business class passengers: Each person can check in two pieces of luggage for free, and the volume of each piece (sum of the three sides) does not exceed 158 cm. , each piece weighs no more than 32 kg.
Economy class passengers: Each person can check in two pieces of luggage for free, and the volume of each piece (sum of three sides) does not exceed 158 cm, but the volume of two pieces (sum of three sides) does not exceed 273 cm. Piece weight does not exceed 32 kg.
Infants paying the adult fare of NT$10 can check in one piece of luggage for free, but the volume (sum of three sides) does not exceed 115 cm. In addition, you can check in a fully foldable stroller or stroller for free.
D. Regulations on the transportation of baggage with declared value.
1) When the value of the checked baggage for domestic transport exceeds 50 yuan per kilogram or the value of the checked baggage for international transport exceeds US$20 per kilogram, the value of the baggage can be declared. The carrier shall charge a declaration surcharge based on five thousandths of the passenger's declared value exceeding the maximum compensation limit.
2) The declared value surcharge is in yuan. If it is less than yuan, it should be rounded up to the nearest yuan.
3) When the value declared by the passenger is in foreign currency, it should be converted into RMB based on the purchase price announced by the bank on that day.
4) The maximum declared value of each passenger’s luggage is RMB 8,000. The declared value of the baggage shall not exceed the value of the baggage itself. If the carrier has objections to the declared value and the passenger refuses to accept inspection, the carrier has the right to refuse to accept the baggage.
5) Unchecked baggage and small animals are not subject to baggage value declaration.
6) The chargeable weight of baggage with declared value is kilograms. If the weight is less than kilograms, the weight should be rounded up. However, the actual weight should be kept to one decimal place.
7) Unless there is a special agreement with another carrier, baggage value declaration can generally only be made on flights of the same carrier.
8) The weight of baggage with a declared value is not included in the free baggage allowance and will be charged separately.
9) Calculation formula for baggage declared value surcharge: Declared value surcharge = (declared value of baggage - maximum compensation per kilogram x weight of baggage with declared value) X 5.
E. Special baggage transportation. If the luggage items carried by passengers exceed the definition of luggage, under normal circumstances, the carrier can refuse to transport them. However, some special baggage items can be transported as baggage with the consent of the carrier and after taking appropriate measures or subject to certain conditions as required by the carrier. These baggage items are called special baggage.
Carrying special baggage must comply with national laws, regulations, and the carrier's transportation regulations, and can only be carried on the premise of ensuring flight safety, personal safety, and ground safety. This chapter describes items that are not permitted to be transported as baggage and the handling of restricted baggage items, small animals and diplomatic bags. 1) Items that are not allowed to be transported as baggage. Items that are not allowed to be transported as baggage refer to items that are prohibited by the Civil Aviation Administration of China and prohibited by the state.
Such as: flammable and toxic compressed gases, corrosive objects (acids, alkalis), pathogenic agents (infectious bacteria, viruses and substances with live pathogens), explosives (ammunitions, fireworks, firecrackers and illumination bombs), Flammable liquids and solids (fire starters, heaters and fuels, matches, substances that easily cause combustion), oxidants (bleaching powder, peroxide), drugs (heroin, opium), toxic substances (potassium cyanide, arsenic, toxic Pesticides, toxic chemical agents, rodenticides), radioactive substances (radioisotopes, medical or research samples containing radioactivity), etc. The above items may not be transported as baggage or checked in baggage under any circumstances, nor may they be brought into the cabin as unchecked baggage.
If the carrier discovers that the baggage contains the above-mentioned items that are not allowed to be transported as baggage or included in the baggage before collecting the baggage or during transportation, the carrier may refuse to accept the baggage or terminate the transportation at any time. 2) Restricted luggage items for transportation. Restricted luggage items refer to certain luggage items carried by passengers that may endanger personnel and flight safety or exceed the carrier's transportation regulations (such as exceeding the weight limit or exceeding the volume limit). Under certain circumstances, it can be carried with the permission of the carrier.
According to the carrier's transportation regulations, passengers are not allowed to carry firearms and ammunition in their personal belongings and checked baggage. However, small arms and ammunition for sports that are specially approved by relevant departments can be used as checked baggage with the consent of the carrier. Checked luggage generally does not exceed 5 kilograms.
Bicycles should generally be transported as cargo. If they can be transported as checked baggage with the consent of the carrier, the wheels should be removed and tied to the body.
Small medical oxygen cylinders, oxygen bags and small carbon dioxide compressed gases required for the movement of prosthetic legs and arms used by disabled passengers must be approved by the carrier in advance. Each disabled passenger can carry two bottles.
The total weight (including gross weight) carried by each passenger of medicines and cosmetics needed by passengers for their journey, such as alcohol-containing medicines, conditioners, perfumes, etc., shall not exceed 2 kilograms or 2 liters. The net weight of each bottle shall not exceed 0.5 kg or 0.5 liters.
With the consent of the carrier, each passenger may not carry more than 2 kilograms of dry ice in items that need to be frozen.
Each passenger may carry alcoholic beverages (such as wine), but the amount shall not exceed 5 liters.
Passengers can carry hearing aids, pacemakers and other electronic devices for human body functions needed for the journey, and they can also be used in the air. In order to avoid interference with the electronic navigator and communication equipment in the aircraft, passengers Portable portable radio receivers, transmitters, televisions, radios, mobile phones and other electrical equipment may not be used in the air.
Restricted items such as kitchen knives, scissors, large fruit knives, handicraft knives, ethnic minority sabers, swords (excluding murder weapons) and some items that can easily be mistaken for murder weapons should be Put it in your checked baggage. If there is no checked baggage or there is no time to put it in the checked baggage due to time constraints, passengers should take the initiative to hand over the restricted items to the security inspection department and put them into the "restricted item storage bag". Send it to the flight attendant for safekeeping and return it to you when the plane arrives.
When the security inspection department accepts restricted items, it should fill in the "Restricted Item Handover Form" together with the passenger in three copies; the first copy is the passenger copy and is handed to the passenger; the second copy is the stub copy and is sent to the departure station. Keep it; the third page is the arrival page, keep it with the restricted items and give it to the steward. After receiving the restricted items, the passenger must return the Passenger Coupon of the "Restricted Items Handover Form". If the passenger fails to collect the restricted items, the flight attendant should transfer the restricted items to the arrival baggage inquiry department for safekeeping. 3) Small animal transportation. Domesticated dogs, cats, poultry, birds and other small tame animals such as ornamental animals can be carried as checked baggage with the consent of the carrier. Wild animals, animals with strange shapes and easily injured characteristics are not allowed as checked baggage.
Passengers who wish to bring small animals on board must apply when booking a seat and agree to abide by the carrier's relevant regulations for transporting small animals. They can only carry small animals with the carrier's consent. Passengers are responsible for feeding and watering small animals during the journey.
The carrier does not assume any responsibility or compensation for any losses such as being refused carriage or being refused exit, transit, or entry due to non-compliance with the carrier's requirements or non-compliance with the relevant regulations of the country of entry and exit, as well as escape, death, etc. during transportation.
The weight of small animals and food carried by passengers shall not be counted in the free baggage allowance. All weights will be charged according to the applicable excess baggage rate.
Unless specifically permitted by the carrier, small animals carried by passengers cannot be transported in the passenger cabin and can only be checked as checked baggage and packed in the cargo hold
If requested by the passenger For combined transport, the consent of the onward carrier must be obtained before combined transport can be carried out.
1) Packaging requirements for transporting small animals
Sturdy metal or wooden containers suitable for the characteristics of small animals;
Can prevent small animals from damaging, escaping and stretching. Exiting the container may damage persons, luggage or cargo;
Ensure air circulation to avoid suffocation of small animals;
Prevent the penetration of feces to avoid contaminating the aircraft and other items;
Convenient for feeding and adding water;
The volume of the container is suitable for loading and unloading in the cargo hold.
2) Conditions for transportation of small animals
Passengers who bring small animals on board must mention it when booking a seat or purchasing a ticket, and they can only be checked in with the carrier's consent;
The packaging of small animals must meet the requirements of the carrier;
Small animals transported internationally should have the necessary documents for exit and entry into the relevant countries. The documents include health certificates, vaccination certificates, exit/ Entry permit and animal quarantine certificate, etc.;
Passengers carrying small animals must go through the check-in procedures in accordance with the time specified by the carrier on the day of departure, no later than 2 hours before the flight departure time.
3) Conditions for bringing small animals into the cabin
Only economy class aircraft, only one small animal is allowed as cabin baggage per flight;
Yes On first class/business class aircraft, only one small animal is allowed as cabin baggage in first class/business class per flight, and one small animal is allowed as cabin baggage in economy class;
Container The volume does not exceed 31*31*41CM;
Small animals must be placed under the owner’s seat;
Guide dogs carried by blind passengers can be transported free of charge and are not included in the passenger’s free allowance In the luggage, a blind passenger was brought into the cabin and transported alive in the cargo hold. Guide dogs entering the cabin must wear a muzzle and a leash. However, on long-distance flights that do not land in the middle, the carrier may refuse to bring guide dogs into the cabin;
Other transportation conditions shall be in accordance with the transportation regulations for small animals.
4) Lightly transport luggage.
(1) Definition: Certain luggage weighing less than 6,000 cubic centimeters per kilogram is called low-density luggage (i.e., light bubble luggage). The weight of such luggage is calculated based on volumetric weight standards.
(2) Measurement method:
The calculation method of volumetric weight is as follows:
a. Measure the maximum length, width and height of the goods
b. Rounding
If the measurement unit is centimeters, round up according to the principle of rounding
Example: 40.2X59.5X99.7CM=40X60X100CM
c. Conversion standard
6000 cubic centimeters = 1KG
d. The volumetric weight is rounded up according to the actual weight rounding method:
For example: 318.15kgs = 318.5kgs
757.37kgs = 757.5kgs
e. If a passenger carries multiple pieces of lightweight luggage, the volume of all the luggage should be calculated and then converted into volumetric weight
(3) Counter operation
In case of a passenger carrying lightweight luggage, the volume must be calculated first The actual volume of the baggage is determined, and then the weight of the baggage is calculated according to the above volumetric weight calculation method, and finally the baggage is accepted and transported according to the general regulations for checked baggage.
5) Transportation of dangerous goods.
(1) Definition: Dangerous goods refer to items or substances that may cause harm to passengers’ lives and property during air transportation, and can be divided into the following categories:
Explosive items
Flammable gases, liquids, solids
Corrosive items
Poisonous gases, liquids, solids
Radioactivity Items
Polymerizable substances
Magnetic substances
Infectious substances
(2) Processing: The above substances are strictly prohibited as checked baggage Or bring your own luggage onto the plane, but it will not be accepted at the counter.