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 General Baggage Information / In the cabin |
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| Check the baggage procedures with a simplicity
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 The Size and Weight of Carry-on Items
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| The size and weight of carry-on items for each class level is as below. |
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First Class/
Prestige Class |
2 |
18kg/40lbs |
55 x 40 x 20 (cm)
or a total sum of less than 115 (cm) per piece |
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1+additional 1 permitted |
12kg/26lbs |
55 x 40 x 20 (cm)
or a total sum of less than 115 (cm) per piece |
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Additional baggage piece permitted for economy class |
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A laptop computer, briefcase, or handbag |
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Carrying musical instruments |
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Passengers may carry on board musical instruments that are less than 115cm/45ins in size such as a violin, free of charge. However, to carry instruments that are larger than 115cm/45ins in size such as a cello, double bass, and geomungo (Korean lute), a passenger must purchase an additional separate seat. |
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Flights departing the United States and/or connecting to a U.S. domestic flight |
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Due to strengthened security measures and procedures, all passengers, regardless of seating class, are limited to one piece of carry-on baggage and one additional permitted item for flights departing the United States and/or connecting to a U.S. domestic flight. |
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In the cases of flights departing from overseas, the size, number, weight of carry-on baggage pieces may be limited according to security regulations of the local airport. |
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e.g. In the cases of flights departing from India, passengers are allowed to have a carry-on item and laptop computer only, regardless of seating class. |
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Restricted Carry-on Items
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| The following are banned as carry-on items. |
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Item details |
| Sharp and pointed objects |
Umbrellas with pointed tips, razors, eyebrow trimmers, scissors, nail clippers, handicraft needles, knitting needles, arrows, darts, forks, gimlets, ski poles, Swiss Army knives, drills, saws, wrenches/spanners, hammers, hypodermic needles, corkscrews, etc. |
| Blunt instruments |
Golf clubs, fishing rods, baseball bats, hockey sticks, skateboards, billiard cues, etc. |
| Kitchen knives |
Fruit knives, kitchen knives (The length may be limited according to custom regulations of each country.) |
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Storing Carry-on Baggage in the Cabin
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All carry-on baggage must be stored in an overhead bin or under a seat. |
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A small pet must be securely locked up in a cage, and the cage must be stored under the seat of the passenger in front of you.
A cage may not be placed in emergency rows or the aisles. |
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You should be cautious when placing or removing baggage from overhead bins so as to avoid possible injury from falling items. |
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Be sure to check whether or not you left any personal item before you leave. |
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