Baggage Rules on Domestic and International Flights

When traveling by plane, baggage rules may vary depending on the airline. However, in general, each passenger is entitled to one free cabin baggage and one free checked baggage. Cabin baggage is baggage that can be carried alongside the passenger in the cabin of the aircraft. Registered baggage is the baggage carried in the cargo section of the aircraft.

General Domestic and International Flights Baggage Rules

Traveling to a new destination is an exciting journey to explore and gain new experiences. However, in order to make your journey enjoyable and avoid problems, you need to consider some important details. One of these details is the baggage rules on flights. Preparing and transporting your luggage properly will help make your trip smooth and enjoyable.

1. Hand Luggage :

   • Hand luggage on domestic flights usually has certain size and weight limits. These limits may vary by airline. Generally, hand luggage weighing 7-8 kilograms and measuring 55x40x20 cm is accepted.
   • Cutting or piercing tools, liquids (not exceeding 100 ml), explosives and dangerous substances cannot be kept in hand luggage.
   • Especially on domestic flights, some airlines may allow you to carry hand luggage for free, while others may charge extra. So, check the rules before buying tickets.

2. Checked Baggage :

   • On domestic flights, non-cabin baggage is often offered for an extra fee. Weight limits and fees may vary by airline.
   • Generally, luggage weighing between 15-23 kilograms can be carried free of charge on domestic flights. However, it is still important to check the rules.

Here are some tips about baggage rules on flights:

• Check the weight and size of your luggage.
• Do not put valuable items in your luggage.
• Write your name and address on your luggage.
• Insure your luggage.
• If your luggage is lost or damaged, notify the airline.