British Airways Luggage Allowance

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i am travelling on club world from Singapore to London and i understand from their site that the maximum check in luggage is two items at 32kg each. As i am relocating to the country, i currently have more than 2 luggage but total weight should not exceed 64kg. Do you know if BA is strict on the 2 luggage policy and that i have to purchase additional luggage allowance regardless?



Best Answer

You can increase your luggage allowance now in advance, by buying additional bags through Manage My Booking on ba.com. (If you have a ticket issued by a travel agent you may have to go back to the agent to discuss this, but for most tickets it will work fine.) Buying additional pieces online is cheaper than doing it at the airport.

At time of writing, the price is £120/US$180/€140 for each additional bag online, or £140/US$200/€150 at the airport.

Each additional bag you purchase can also weigh up to 32 kg.

As Berwyn says, if you hold Oneworld Emerald status through top tier status in any oneworld airline, then you will be entitled to one additional 32 kg bag for free (i.e., you would receive three free bags).

If you are intending to take more than nine pieces you may have to contact British Airways directly by telephone because of a systems limitation.




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How much baggage is allowed in British Airways for international flights?

The standard allowance is 1 bag (50 pounds/23 kg) for Economy (apart from selected routes which allow 2), 2 bags for Premium Economy (50 pounds/23 kg each), 2 bags for Business Class (70 pounds/32 kg) and 3 bags for First Class (70 pounds/32 kg).

Can I take 2 pieces of hand luggage on BA?

British Airways Hand BaggageAll customers are permitted to carry one piece of hand luggage and one small item (handbag, laptop) on board. Hand luggage must not exceed 56cm x 45cm x 25cm and the small item must be no bigger than 40cm x 30cm x 15cm.

Are checked bags free on British Airways?

British Airways offers free checked baggage on most flights from the UK, but there are different 'classes' of travellers and in some cases, you will need to pay extra for checked bags. It's worth doing this before you get to the BA check in, as fees can double if you pay at the airport.

What is hand baggage on British Airways?

Carry-On Allowance British Airways passengers are allowed one (1) piece of hand baggage plus a laptop or handbag. Your main piece of hand luggage must not exceed the dimensions 22" x 18" x 10" (56cm x 45cm x 25cm), including the handle, pockets and wheels.




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Answer 2

BA provides a free third bag in CW only for people with BA Gold/OneWorld Emerald status. Given that this is a benefit for people with that status level, I rate your chances of an extra bag as roughly zero if you don't have that status.

It's worth noting that you can carry two items of hand luggage weighing up to 23kg each on board providing you adhere to the size limits. It's unlikely that your hand luggage will be weighed or measured providing it's not too obviously extreme.

Answer 3

If you come with 5 pieces, yes it will be an issue. If you have 3 and you are loyal customer for them (with a status), then you have a good probability to be able to check-in all your luggage without any issue. If you ask me for a percentage, I would say 30-40%. They might also ask you to pay for something extra.

Answer 4

I thought I should mention luggage allowances are higher for nearly all international flights to & from the US (& Canada).

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