What are the size and weight restrictions for checked luggage to Singapore?

The weight of each piece of checked luggage to Singapore cannot exceed 50 kilograms, and the volume is 40×60×100 cm. The free baggage allowance for each passenger (including checked and self-care baggage): 40 kilograms for first class passengers holding adults or children, 30 kilograms for business class passengers, and 20 kilograms for economy class passengers. Passengers holding infant tickets do not have free baggage allowance.

Important documents and information, travel documents, currency, securities, jewelry, precious metals and their products, antiques, calligraphy and paintings, medical first-aid supplies and other items that require special care cannot be checked as checked baggage or tucked into baggage. .

Each person is allowed to carry 100 ml of liquid items on international and regional flights. Passengers taking international and regional flights departing from airports in China must not carry more than 100 ml of liquid items with them. Containers for liquid items should be placed in resealable transparent plastic bags with a maximum volume of no more than 1 liter. Each passenger is only allowed to carry one transparent plastic bag at a time, and the excess should be checked in.

Extended information

The "China Civil Aviation Rules for the International Transport of Passengers and Luggage" stipulates:

Article 54: Passengers should arrive at the destination or midway Collect your checked baggage promptly at the point of departure with the luggage tag identification coupon, and hand over the "passenger ticket and baggage check" for verification when necessary. ?

The carrier delivers the checked baggage based on the checked baggage tag identification number. The carrier is not responsible for whether the person who collects the checked baggage is indeed the passenger himself, nor for the resulting losses. ?

The carrier shall deliver the checked baggage at the destination point or stopover point stated on the "Passenger Ticket and Baggage Check". When circumstances permit, passengers can also collect checked baggage at stopover points, but for overweight baggage that has already been transported, the paid freight for the unused flight segments will not be refunded. ?

Article 58: A passenger who has started traveling but before arriving at the destination requests to change the itinerary, destination, carrier, seat class, flight or ticket validity stated in the unused part of the ticket, For voluntary change of voyage. ?

The carrier cancels the flight for which the passenger has reserved a seat, or cancels the flight and stops at the passenger’s destination or stopover point, or fails to reasonably fly according to the flight schedule, or fails to provide advance reservations. If the passenger's seat is not properly seated and causes the passenger to change the itinerary, it is an involuntary change of the itinerary.

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