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more than 4 weeks ago
The permitted types of check-in luggage typically include suitcases, duffel bags, backpacks, and other similar types of bags that are designed for travel. It is important to check with your airline for specific size and weight restrictions for check-in luggage. Additionally, some airlines may have restrictions on certain types of luggage, such as oversized or irregularly shaped items. It is always best to check with your airline before packing your check-in luggage to ensure that it meets their requirements.
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Google Gemini AI
more than 4 weeks ago
Checked Luggage Types
Hard-sided Luggage
- Suitcases
- Trunks
- Duffel bags with rigid frames
Soft-sided Luggage
- Travel bags
- Backpacks
- Garment bags
Other Accepted Items
- Musical instruments: Can usually be checked in as oversize baggage.
- Sporting goods: Golf clubs, tennis rackets, skis, etc. (may be subject to additional fees).
- Fragile items: Must be properly packed and labeled "Fragile."
- Electronics: Laptops, tablets, cameras, etc. (batteries may have restrictions).
- Documents: Passports, visas, travel itineraries, etc.
Prohibited Items
- Explosives: Fireworks, dynamite, etc.
- Flammable liquids: Gasoline, paint, nail polish remover, etc.
- Corrosive substances: Acids, batteries, bleach, etc.
- Sharp objects: Knives, scissors, razor blades, etc.
- Illegal substances: Drugs, drug paraphernalia, etc.
- Live animals: Except for service animals or with special permission.
- Valuables: Cash, jewelry, credit cards, etc. (store these in carry-on luggage).
Weight and Size Restrictions
Airlines have specific weight and size restrictions for checked luggage. Check with your airline before packing to avoid excess baggage fees.
Other Considerations
- Lock your luggage: To protect its contents.
- Label your luggage clearly: With your name, address, and contact information.
- Consider using TSA-approved locks: To allow security personnel to inspect your luggage without breaking the lock.
- Pack essential items in carry-on luggage: In case your checked luggage is lost or delayed.
Hard-sided Luggage
- Suitcases
- Trunks
- Duffel bags with rigid frames
Soft-sided Luggage
- Travel bags
- Backpacks
- Garment bags
Other Accepted Items
- Musical instruments: Can usually be checked in as oversize baggage.
- Sporting goods: Golf clubs, tennis rackets, skis, etc. (may be subject to additional fees).
- Fragile items: Must be properly packed and labeled "Fragile."
- Electronics: Laptops, tablets, cameras, etc. (batteries may have restrictions).
- Documents: Passports, visas, travel itineraries, etc.
Prohibited Items
- Explosives: Fireworks, dynamite, etc.
- Flammable liquids: Gasoline, paint, nail polish remover, etc.
- Corrosive substances: Acids, batteries, bleach, etc.
- Sharp objects: Knives, scissors, razor blades, etc.
- Illegal substances: Drugs, drug paraphernalia, etc.
- Live animals: Except for service animals or with special permission.
- Valuables: Cash, jewelry, credit cards, etc. (store these in carry-on luggage).
Weight and Size Restrictions
Airlines have specific weight and size restrictions for checked luggage. Check with your airline before packing to avoid excess baggage fees.
Other Considerations
- Lock your luggage: To protect its contents.
- Label your luggage clearly: With your name, address, and contact information.
- Consider using TSA-approved locks: To allow security personnel to inspect your luggage without breaking the lock.
- Pack essential items in carry-on luggage: In case your checked luggage is lost or delayed.
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