Policy | View Korean Air’s Instruments policy |
Carry-on | A small musical instrument such as a violin may be carried on board as the total dimensions (width + length + height) is less than 115cm/45in. (to be stored in the overhead bin or under the seat) |
Cabin seat | An additional seat must be purchased for a large musical instrument such as cello, double bass, or geomungo which is larger than the total dimensions of 115 cm/45 in. (You must contact our service center directly to make the reservation.) |
Checked | • Since musical instruments are very fragile and the risk of damage during transportation is very high, we recommend that you carry your instrument on board (small instrument), purchase an additional seat (large instrument), or transport your instrument as cargo. • You may need to pay additional fees if the total number of baggage (musical instruments + other checked baggage), size, and weight exceed the free baggage allowance. [Click to see the General Baggage Regulations] • If the total dimensions and/or weight (A+B+C) of a musical instrument is larger than 204 cm/80 in and/or weighs more than 32 kg/70 lbs., you must purchase an additional seat and carry the instrument onboard or use a freight forwarder. • Your musical instrument must be placed in a securely padded hard case that is designed for travel, and you must fill out the when you check-in. ※ If the ticket you purchased from Korean Air for a flight to/from the Americas includes a codeshare flight, please be sure to contact Korean Air’s service centre or the agency that issued your ticket for information. (Click to see info about the service center) |
The size allowed for an instrument (A + B + C = 115 cm) is smaller than for a regular piece of hand luggage (A + B + C = 158 cm) |
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Last update | 08-Sep-2023 |
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