Baggage Control Sample Clauses

Baggage Control. All Checked Baggage can be verified using any device or means, in person or in absence of the Passenger, with or without his or her knowledge, to avoid acts of illicit interference or any damage to the aircraft, the Passengers or third parties. This control will be exercised by the Authorities, or THE CARRIER, among others, when determined by applicable regulations. Each Passenger is responsible before THE CARRIER and the Authorities for the content inside his or her Baggage. THE CARRIER will not be responsible for damages, destruction, loss, delay, denied transportation, confiscation of property, etc., resulting from Inspections by the Authorities, or the Passenger’s denial or lack of compliance with matters of safety, sanitation, customs, among others. Passengers must abstain from including elements that may be affected by X-ray machines or inspection inside their baggage.
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