FIM

If you are tra­ve­lling with a small musi­cal ins­tru­ment such as a vio­lin, you can carry it with you as a cabin bag­ga­ge, which will be coun­ted as part of your stan­dard cabin bag­ga­ge allo­wan­ce. To qua­lify as a cabin bag­ga­ge, the sum of length, width and height of your musi­cal ins­tru­ment (inclu­ding the case) should not exceed 115cm, and should not weigh more than 7kg.

Oversized musi­cal ins­tru­ments – such as a cello and dou­ble bass – can­not be brought on board our flights as cabin bag­ga­ge. If you’d pre­fer not to check your musi­cal ins­tru­ment in, you may bring one on board by pur­cha­sing an extra seat to accom­mo­da­te it. We’ll pla­ce the ins­tru­ment on the floor and secu­re it to the seat fra­me with seat belts.

After pro­per pac­king, your musi­cal ins­tru­ment should be no lar­ger than 127 cm /​50 inches (height) x 45.72 cm /​18 inches (width), and no hea­vier than 40 kg.

(EN) Musical ins­tru­ments, such as cello and full-​sized gui­tar, that exceed the stan­dard cabin bag­ga­ge allo­wan­ce should be chec­ked in, and would be coun­ted as part of your chec­ked bag­ga­ge allo­wan­ce. If you exceed the free bag­ga­ge allo­wan­ce, the usual addi­tio­nal bag­ga­ge char­ges will apply.