Common use of Checked Baggage Clause in Contracts

Checked Baggage. 3.2.1.1. All checked baggage may be inspected using an x-ray device or by means of a manual physical search in the presence or even in the absence of the Passenger. In certain cases, such inspection may be carried out by the country’s authorities, military or police forces. Each Passenger is responsible for the contents of his baggage. 3.2.1.2. If a dangerous, forbidden, incendiary or explosive item or substance or firearm is found, or if the authorities or THE CARRIER deem that any such item or substance threatens the security of the aircraft or other Passengers, the item or substance in question shall be removed in order to load the baggage. THE CARRIER shall not be responsible for the custody of these items. 3.2.1.3. The Passenger shall refrain from including in his checked baggage, among other things, the following items which can be affected by x-rays or inspection machines: (a) Photographic film rolls; (b) Scientific samples and materials; (c) X-rays; and (d) Any other item susceptible to damage by x-rays or inspection machines.

Checked Baggage. 3.2.1.1. All checked baggage may be inspected using an x-ray device or by means of a manual physical search in the presence or even in the absence of the Passenger. In certain cases, such inspection may be carried out by the country’s authorities, military or police forces. Each Passenger is responsible for the contents of his baggage. 3.2.1.2. If a dangerous, forbidden, incendiary or explosive item or substance or firearm is found, or if the authorities or THE CARRIER deem that any such item or substance threatens the security of the aircraft or other Passengers, the item or substance in question shall be removed in order to load the baggage. THE CARRIER shall not be responsible for the custody of these items. 3.2.1.3. The Passenger shall refrain from including in his checked baggage, among other things, the following items which can be affected by x-rays or inspection machines: (a) Photographic film rolls; (b) Scientific samples and materials; (c) X-rays; and (d) Any other item susceptible to damage by x-rays or inspection orinspection machines.

Checked Baggage. 3.2.1.1. All checked baggage may be inspected using an x-ray device or by means of a manual physical search in the presence or even in the absence of the Passenger. In certain cases, such inspection may be carried out by the country’s authorities, military or police forces. Each Passenger is responsible for the contents of his baggage. 3.2.1.2. If a dangerous, forbidden, incendiary or explosive item or substance or firearm is found, or if the authorities or THE CARRIER deem that any such item or substance threatens the security of the aircraft or other Passengers, the item or substance in question shall be removed in order to load the baggage. THE CARRIER shall not be responsible for the custody of these items. 3.2.1.3. The Passenger shall refrain from including in his checked baggage, among other things, the following items which can be affected by x-rays or inspection machinesmachines : (a) Photographic film rolls; (b) Scientific samples and materials; (c) X-rays; and (d) Any other item susceptible to damage by x-rays or inspection machines.