Can you check in more luggage than allowance at a layover without charge? [closed]

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I'm on a long-haul flight with origin A, layover at B and destination C. Let's say on both legs I have 30 kgs allowance. I have my 30 kg bag checked from A to C.

Could I buy stuff at B (up to 30 kgs) and check that in as my allowance from B to C or would I have to pay carriage for whatever I buy at B?






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Can you check in more luggage during layover?

By "layover" do you mean "connection"? If that is what you mean, the answer is yes. The additional bags will be subject to the allowance and waiver for the ticket. So, if you are permitted two bags and have checked one bag, you may check one more bag at the connection point.

Can you check in extra baggage at the airport?

Before you check into your flight, you can buy an additional bag to put in the hold. This is a costly option that gets more expensive the closer to your date of departure and even costlier if added on at the airport. There are still weight limitations and not every airline will allow you to book an extra suitcase.

Do you pay for bags twice on a layover?

Baggage fees are per bag and per direction. So one way = one charge. Round trip = two charges. If your flight has a connection, bags will generally transfer from flight to flight and no additional fees will apply.

What to do if you have too much luggage at the airport?

If your bag is overflowing, call your airline before you go to the airport or do your online check-in and ask what your options are. Different airlines can have very different baggage policies and you may have more options than you realise.



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