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SAS - New checked baggage allowance

For Economy class tickets purchased on or after April 1, 2010 a baggage fee of $50 each way will apply to passengers checking a second bag on flights to or from the US.


Baggage that you are allowed to check in free of charge
to/from destinations in the USA, Canada, Mexico and South America with exception of journeys starting in Brazil.

This baggage allowance policy has been revised with respect to Economy class tickets with a one piece allowance taking effect for Economy class tickets purchased on or after April 1, 2010 for travel commencing on or after April 1, 2010. See notice below.

Category

Piece allowancemax. weight / piece

max. size / piece

(length + width + height)

Business232 kg / 70 lbs158 cm / 62 "
Economy Extra232 kg / 70 lbs158 cm / 62 "
Economy1
(or 2 pieces for travel commencing before April 1, 2010)
23 kg / 50 lbs158 cm / 62 "
Infant (any class)1 (plus collapsible stroller)23 kg / 50 lbs115 cm / 45 "

EuroBonus Gold

Star Alliance Gold member

additional 1 piece32 kg / 70 lbs158 cm / 62 "

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AirFrance 2nd Bag Fee

Air France will introduce a fee for passengers checking in a second bag. The fee will be $50 for all flights departing from the USA and 50 euros for all flights departing from Europe.
Some exemptions apply.


New York – October 19, 2009 – Effective with tickets issued November 1, 2009, Air France will introduce a revised baggage policy for customers traveling in Economy Class between the US and Europe including Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia (see complete list below*). Passengers will be able to check one bag, weighing up to 50 pounds (23 kilos), free of charge. If passengers would like to check a second bag, with the same maximum weight allowance, they may do so for a fee of $50 for all flights departing from the US or 50 Euros for all flights departing from Europe. Additionally, the fee for checked bags weighing between 50 and 70 pounds (23 to 32 kilos) will increase from 50 dollars or Euros to 100 dollars or Euros. Beyond the second checked bag, additional bags of the same maximum weight will be charged 200 dollars or Euros.**


The following customers continue to receive a baggage allowance of 2 pieces of checked baggage up to 50 pounds each in Economy Class free of charge:
• Flying Blue Platinum, Gold and Silver members
• SkyTeam Elite and Elite Plus Frequent Flyer members
• Passengers traveling on special Seaman’s fares.

The following customers benefit from a baggage allowance of 2 pieces of checked luggage up to 70 pounds each free of charge:
• Club 2000 and Skipper members
• Passengers booked in Air France’s new Premium Voyageur Class.

The baggage allowance rules have not changed for those passengers flying in First or Business Class.
For further information on the rules of baggage allowance visit airfrance.us.

*European countries: Albania, Algeria, Andorra, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Faroe Islands, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Gibraltar, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Isle of Man, Italy, Jersey, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Moldavia, Monaco, Montenegro, Morocco, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom.
**Size allowance remains the same.

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United adds 2nd bag fee for int'l travel

(Reuters) — United Airlines unveiled on Thursday a second-bag fee for passengers on some international routes, following a trend set by U.S. Airways Group Inc. and Continental Airlines.

Passengers flying trans-Atlantic routes will pay $50 for a second bag at the airport or $45 if purchased on the carrier's website. This applies on routes going from the United States, Mexico and the Caribbean to Europe and back.

Travelers going from the United States to Mexico or the Caribbean will pay slightly less -- $30 at the airport and $27 online.

"With the implementation of this new policy, United is matching other U.S. airlines who have previously announced a fee for checking a second bag for trans-Atlantic travel," the carrier said in a note to employees on Thursday.

In late August, U.S. Airways added a $50 fee for a second checked bag, while Continental added a $50 fee for some economy ticket holders.

Bag fees have been one source of cash for U.S. airlines as they attempt to counter the decline in passenger traffic in recent months. United Airlines' parent UAL Corp reported a nearly 6 percent drop in traffic last month.

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