• Baggage allowance depends on the airline, the fare purchased, and the route.

• As a general rule, regular flights allow between 20 kg and 23 kg of checked baggage per passenger.

• For low-cost airlines, checked baggage is usually not included. We recommend checking the airline’s specific baggage policy, as each carrier charges different fees for checked luggage, and prices may vary depending on the airline.

• CARRY-ON BAGGAGE: For security reasons, only one carry-on item per passenger is allowed in the cabin.
  As a general guideline, the maximum weight ranges between 6 kg and 10 kg, and dimensions must not exceed 55 cm x 40 cm x 20 cm.
  However, we always recommend confirming this information directly with the airline, as weight and size restrictions may vary depending on the carrier.

No one is completely protected from unexpected situations that may arise before or during a trip. Besides causing inconvenience and stress, these events can also result in significant financial losses. For this reason, we strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance before your trip.

1. It is the passenger’s responsibility to verify the travel documents required for their destination.
   
2. Required documentation may vary depending on the passenger’s nationality, point of departure, destination, and travel dates.
   
3. As a general rule, a valid original passport will be sufficient for travel.