Policy | View Air India’s Regular baggage policy |
Carry-on | Small musical instruments may be carried in the aircraft cabin, subject to being within the stipulated cabin baggage dimensions /weight. The baggage is subject to security clearances for carriage in the cabin. |
Cabin seat | Passengers can purchase an Extra Seat to accommodate special seating needs due to personal comfort, size or disability for each segment of the itinerary. The extra seat for the required portion of the journey or the entire journey may be purchased in advance at the time of booking the original ticket. The charge for the extra seat would be the same fare as your original seat if both seats are purchased simultaneously, except for the government taxes and airport levies. An extra seat can only be purchased subject to availability of seats only and can also be purchased subsequently from the city booking office or at the airport of departure on the date of travel. Passengers can take a maximum of two extra seats. For international travel, passengers having extra seat booking will get only 1 single check-in baggage allowance and not get any extra/additional cabin or check-in baggage allowance. For Domestic travel, passengers buying one additional seat will be allowed an additional 15K of Check-in baggage allowance over and above their normal Free Baggage Allowance Passengers buying 2 extra seats will be allowed an additional 25kg of check-in baggage allowance over and above their normal FBA. Extra seat option not available on Air India Code-share flights (including AI express). |
Checked | Under normal circumstances passengers will not be permitted to carry bulky musical instruments or other fragile items in the cabin, as these items inconvenience other passengers and can be a possible safety risk /hazard in the case of turbulent weather or emergencies. Passengers are required to pack these items adequately for carriage in the aircraft hold as checked baggage. However, when the packing is not adequate for the carriage in the hold, a Limited Release Tag shall be used and passenger’s signature obtained on the same before accepting the items without any liability to Air India. In order to identify and ensure that the baggage containing fragile items viz., glassware, delicate instruments, etc. is handled with care and attention, the special ‘FRAGILE’ labels will be attached by Air India check-in agent. |
Last update | 13-Mar-2023 |
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