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Information and tips to prepare your bagage

 

Are called baggage: any solid or flexible (gym bag). Cardboard and metal boxes are not considered as baggage: their transportation is subject to conditions and Air Austral authorization (with reserves).

-  Regulations

-  Cabin: carry-on baggage

-  Checked-baggage

-  Sport equipments

-  Excess baggage charge


Regulations

-  Restrictions on liquids carried in hand baggage,, click here to consult the notice of French National Civil Aviation

-  Cabin: prohibited goods in your baggage, click here

-  Prohibited goods: on yourself and on board, click here

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Cabin: carry-on baggage

-  Only one baggage is authorized per passenger. A carry-on bag must fit under your seat or in the overhead bin. Air Austral may require that a carry-on item travel as checked baggage if the item cannot be safely stowed on a particular flight.

-  Sum of 3 dimensions (length - width - height) should not exceed 115cm.

-  Baggage allowance in cabin:

  • 5 kgs on the regional network;
  • 10 kgs on the long-haul network.

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Checked-baggage

-  Sum of 3 dimensions (length - width - height) should not exceed 3 meters.

-  Baggage allowance: maximum weight of baggage that may be carried by a passenger for free. The amount depends on the route and the cabin (Loisirs - economy, Confort - premium economy and Club Austral - business)

-  The baggage allowance is indicated on the passenger’s ticket

-  Baggage allowance on long-haul network

-  Baggage allowance on regional network

-  Special baggage allowance in the following cases:

  • Capricorne and Indigo members : the more you fly...the ligther you’ll feel. More about our Capricorne program, click here;

-  If your baggage allowance is more than 30 kgs, we inform you that the maximum weigth per bag is 32 kgs.

Tips

Before check-in

-  Mark the bag with your name and your address, at departure and at destination, on the outside as well as on the inside of the bag ;

-  You may respect airlines’ requirements regarding baggage’s size for purpose of safety ;

-  Check-in your baggage in hold in order to avoid clutter in cabin ;

-  You may keep with you fragile items or other ones necessary for your comfort on board (ex : drugs,...) ;

-  Lock your checked baggage ;

-  For safety reasons, declare dangerous goods.

After chek-in

-  Keep your baggage tags counterfoils handed over during check-in.

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Sport equipment

If you check more baggage than the baggage allowance indicated on your ticket, sports equipment will be taxed in priority.

Conditions on long-haul network

Conditions on regional network

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Excess baggage charge

If you check more baggage than the baggage allowance indicated on your ticket, you will have to pay a charge which amount depends on destination.

-  Excess Baggage charge Departing from Toulouse, Lyon, Paris or Marseille

-  Excess Baggage charge Departing from Reunion Island (St Denis or St Pierre)

-  Excess Baggage charge Departing from Mauritius Island

-  Excess Baggage charge Departing from Mayotte

-  Excess Baggage charge Departing from Madagascar

-  Excess Baggage charge Departing From South Africa

-  Excess Baggage charge Departing from Comoros

-  Excess Baggage charge Departing From Seychelles Islands

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