Checked Baggage Allowance Sample Clauses

Checked Baggage Allowance. CO will accept up to two pieces of Checked Baggage with a maximum weight of 50 pounds (22.7kg) and a Maximum Outside Linear Dimension of 62 inches (157cm) subject to payment of the applicable service fee(s). First and second Checked Baggage service fees vary depending on the type of fare purchased, date of purchase, date of travel, active military status, the Passenger’s itinerary (e.g., domestic or international), and/or when and where baggage is checked and the applicable service fee is paid (e.g., checked and pre-paid at xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx or at the airport). See xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx for more information concerning CO’s Baggage service fees. In addition, the following provisions apply for Checked Baggage:
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Checked Baggage Allowance. UA will accept up to two pieces of Checked Baggage with a maximum weight of 50 pounds (22.7kg) and a Maximum Outside Linear Dimension of 62 inches (158cm) (measured by adding the width + length + height) subject to payment of the applicable service charge(s). First and second Checked Baggage service charges vary depending on the type of fare purchased, date of purchase, date of travel, active military status, the Passenger’s itinerary (e.g., domestic or international), and/or when and where baggage is checked and the applicable service charge is paid (e.g., checked and pre-paid at xxxxxx.xxx or at the airport). Subject to the forgoing statement, for travel within the United States, and to and from Canada, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, the Caribbean, and Mexico, the first checked bag service charge is 25 USD/25 CAD. For travel within the United States, and to and from Canada, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands, the second checked bag service charge is 35 USD/35 CAD. For travel between the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, the Caribbean, Mexico, Costa Rica, and Belize, the first checked bag service charge is 25 USD/25 CAD, and the second checked bag service charge is 40 USD/40 CAD. For travel between the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and the rest of Central America, the second bag service charge is 40 USD/40 CAD. For travel between North and Central America to/from South America between May 1 and August 31, the second checked bag service charge is 70 USD/70 CAD, otherwise the first and second checked bag service charges are 0. For travel between North, Central and South America to/from Europe, Africa and certain Middle Eastern countries, the second checked bag service charge is 100 USD/100 CAD (except between Canada and the United Kingdom where the 2nd bag service charge is 70 USD/70 CAD). For travel to and from Australia and New Zealand, the second checked bag service charge is 100 USD/100 CAD. For travel to and from Micronesia/Guam and North, Central and South America, Europe, Africa, and certain Middle Eastern countries, the second checked bag service charge is 70 USD/70 CAD. For travel between Micronesia/Guam and Asia (including Japan), the second checked bag service charge is 40 USD/40 CAD. A second checked bag service charge of 100 USD/100 CAD applies if travel originates outside of Asia to certain Asian countries. Passengers who travel with a third or more checked bags will be charged 150 USD/150 CAD ...
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