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Airblue Boarding and Baggage Rules
Baggage Limits & Restrictions
Baggage limits and restrictions may vary based on your trip origin and destination. Please see the baggage allowances and restrictions that are stated in the ticket terms and conditions during the booking process.
What is the checked baggage allowance
in Airblue?
LIMIT: 1 bag per passenger
WEIGHT LIMIT: Max weight 32 kg per bag
BAG SIZE LIMIT: Max size L+H+W = 62 inches
Additional fees apply for all excess baggage.
(subject to space availability)
What's the cabin baggage / hand luggage
allowance?
Each passenger is allowed one personal item (like a purse or notebook
computer) and 1 carry-on bag that can fit under a seat or in the overhead
compartment.
LIMIT: 1 Carry-On bag per passenger
SIZE LIMIT: 22in x 15in x 8in (L+W+H=45 inches)
WEIGHT LIMIT: Max weight 7 kg / 15 lb
Lost / Damaged Baggage:
Limited Liability: The maximum airline liability in the event of denied boarding, delayed or cancelled flight is limited to the price paid for the ticket.
Airblue is not responsible for damage to luggage that is considered a result of regular baggage handling. This includes most scrapes, tears, broken wheels, and handles.
In the event of "lost baggage," or that which did not make a flight, we will endeavor to first locate your misplaced baggage and have it delivered to the airport location of your choice within 24 hours.
We encourage our passengers to purchase flight protection that includes baggage for their travel via travel agents, credit/debit card issuers or others
Passengers connecting from international flights originating in USA/Canada may
take 2 bags (32 kgs maximum)
Boarding
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Passengers requiring pre-boarding
We appreciate that there are some passengers who have special
requirements. Wherever possible, we will do our best to assist.After prior
arrangement with our check-in and gate staff, the following are some examples of
passengers who may be allowed to board first:
Parents with babies and children under five years old
Disabled passengers
Passengers requiring assistance with boarding
Pre-boarding is always at the discretion of our airport staff, and is designed
to give passengers who may need a little extra time to board an opportunity to
do so. So if you need assistance in any way, please do let us know at check in
and at the departure gate.
Disabled passengers and passengers requiring assistance are asked to advise the
Sales Centre beforehand so appropriate comments can be made on our bookings
information system and for appropriate equipment and resources to be organized
at the airport.
Exceptions: Because safety is our main priority at Airblue, there are some seats
that are not suitable for all passengers. These seats are only suitable for use
by able-bodied adults as you may be required to assist the crew in the highly
unlikely event of an emergency. Passengers may only sit in one of these
restricted seats at the discretion of our cabin staff.
Please assist us to board the aircraft as quickly as possible, and therefore
depart on time, by not sitting in one of these seats if you do not meet the
above criteria, or you are traveling with infants or children.
Airblue Denied boarding / DNB / Offloading Policy
Airblue makes every effort to provide seats for people who have a confirmed booking. Rarely, a seat may not be available at check-in on a flight that operates for which a passenger has a confirmed reservation and in these circumstances Airblue's denied boarding rules will apply.
Airlue Airport Check-In Procedure
What is needed to check-in for a flight?
Check-in desks normally open one hour before the scheduled time
of departure.
Airblue strongly recommends that passengers check-in one hour prior to the
scheduled departure time.
Passengers who present themselves later than 30 minutes prior to scheduled time
of departure may not be accepted for travel, and may forfeit their seats.
Airblue will do it's best to re-accommodate passengers on a later flights, but
this is not guaranteed.
Please note that Airblue does not operate a connecting flights service, and
therefore you will need to check-in, with your luggage, for each leg of your
journey. You are advised to leave at least two hours between flights.
Acceptable forms of ID
Drivers License
A valid passport
Government and semi government functionaries ID's.
National Identification Card (NIC)
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