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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
It depends on the airline. Each one has its own policy. There are also carry-on limitations so check on those too. I made the mistake and I didn't check, so they confiscated all my stuff, valued about $200 total.
- ?Lv 45 years ago
each and every airline would have a diverse weight for international flights. i recognize of two organizations, one helps 50 pounds, the different helps seventy 5 pounds. you go with to verify with the provider(s) you're flying to verify you aren't getting charged. some different person printed a message very last week in this classification about being bumped from a United Flight, rebooked on Lufthansa. United allowed 70, Lufthansa only allowed 50, they were given surcharged and requested people a thanks to get the money refunded.
- avechmLv 41 decade ago
Leaving the US, most airlines now limit the baggage to 2 checked bags, 23kg each for free. 1 carry-on piece, 12kg, and a purse or laptop.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Depends on the airline you're flying with, sometimes the distance (i.e. they allowed me to carry 60 kg. on business class when I flew from Australia to USA via Asia) and of course the class you're in, it can vary from 20-40 kg., e.g. 20 for coach, 30 for business and 40 for 1st class. Also if you are a member of respective frequent flyer club, they usually give you an extra 10 kg. once you've accumulated to certain milage.
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- 1 decade ago
Usually 30kg, but you'd better check with the airline, since every company has different restrictions
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Please check with your airline. They are all different.
Source(s): I am a flight attnedant.