Suitcase weight for flight to spain?

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Suitcase weight for flight to spain?

Answer 1

Have a look through these:

Airline  Luggage Allowance (Economy Class)

Aer Lingus 20kg Checked Luggage + One Hand Luggage

AirEuropa 20kg Checked Luggage + 9kg Hand Luggage

Air Scotland 15kg Checked Luggage + 5kg Hand Luggage

Avro 20kg Checked Luggage + One Small Hand Luggage

Britannia Direct (=Thomsonfly.com) 15kg Checked Luggage + 5kg Hand Luggage

British Airways 23kg Checked Luggage + 6kg Hand Luggage

BMI British Midland 20kg Checked Luggage + 7kg Hand Luggage

BMIbaby 20kg Checked Luggage + 7kg Hand Luggage

EasyJet 20kg Checked Luggage + One Hand Luggage

Excel Airways 20kg Checked Luggage + 5kg Hand Luggage

Flybe 25kg Checked Luggage + 10kg Hand Luggage

Flybe operate a "pay for what you take" policy. They offer excellent weight allowance but charge £2 per bag when booking or £4 at check in.

Flyglobespan Checked Luggage + Hand Luggage = 20kg

Iberia 20kg Checked Luggage + 10kg Hand Luggage

Jet2 18kg Checked Luggage + 10kg Hand Luggage

Monarch 20kg Checked Luggage + 10kg Hand Luggage

My TravelLite Depends on Tour Operator (15kg/5kg is common)

Ryanair 15kg Checked Luggage + 10kg Hand Luggage

Checked in luggage fee of £2.50 (€3.50) per bag each way if prebooked on website at the time of reservation or via a Ryanair call centre (up to 3 hours prior to scheduled flight departure), or £5.00 (€7.00) per bag, per flight at the airport.  

Thomson Flights 15kg Checked Luggage + 5kg Hand Luggage

    

Remember wet and jaggy stuff goes in the hold now.Don't get caught out

Answer 2

Look into your ticket. There is a box with the baggage allowance. Normally it is 20 kg in economy and 30 kg in business. Ryan Air seems to have different limits.

In case you do´n´t have a paper ticket, look on the pages of the airline.

Answer 3

Generally 20 Kilos

Answer 4

For most major airlines like northwest, spirit, delta ext. the weight limit for baggage to be placed under the aircraft is 50 lbs. per person. If thats not enough you can also bring a carry on bag.

Answer 5

DEPENDS ON COMPANY FLYING WITH BUT USUALLY FIFTEEN KG HOPE THIS HELPS!

Answer 6

This varies from airline to airline - log into the airline company you are travelling with and they will show the limit for hold and hand baggage

Answer 7

Check with your airline. They all vary. Don't be confused by the personal limit and the allowable weight per case. Most airlines the personal weight is 20k but if you were travelling with someone your combined personal weights would be 40k. Obviously common sense tells you not to carry 40k, but most airports will handle a case upto 32k. They will put a "heavy" tag on it with the weight so to advise baggage handlers. I had a family staying with me in Spain, they flew from Gatwick and returned to Gatwick. They had 2 suitcases right on the limit of 32k each.

My way of thinking it is more sensible to pack accordingly with other people in mind. If you need extra cases use them. These days you may charged for each suitcase depending on the airline, but flights to Europe are reasonable anyway.

Answer 8

all depends what airline your flying with it should state your allowance on your ticket, if not just gove them a ring. I work for an airline and normally if your limit is 20 kilos than you can go a bit over and they won't charge but don't go more than 5 kilos over your limit. charge is normally about £5 per kilo your over. You can normally pay for extra baggage but remember NEVER go over 32 kilos, even if your the richest person in the world and are prepared to pay, health and safety regulations won't let the poor staff lift your case. If you need more than that then split it into 2 or 3 or 4 or however much you want to pay. Another tip if you are over your allowance and worried they may charge you - never check-in 1st or last!!! Enjoy, wherever you're going!!!

Answer 9

Max per person in gererally 20kg but a case can weigh up to 25kg, although they are becomming strict with bag weights due to health and saftey of airline staff

Answer 10

Usually 20kg, if with Easyjet, they are very strict so make sure you are 20 kg or under.

Answer 11

Don't know what airline you're flying. I flew to Spain a few weeks ago on Iberia air. Their weight limit is 51 lbs. Now when I flew back my suitcase was WAAAAYYY over the limit but they didn't make me pay. I think because the flight wasn't full. I think it was 77 lbs. That's what happens when you visit a few different countries and you bring back 5 bottles of wine LOL.

Answer 12

Easyjet is 20kilos, but Ryanair is a measly 15K. Not enough for 2 week holiday, trust me.

If you go over they will charge you:

1. for extra bag £4

2. £4 for every kilo over!!!!

A complete ripoff.

I have paid loads as I live in Spain but shop in the UK. I didn't mind before but now it is getting beyond a joke.

The other week there was a fella in front of me in the queue to board and he was holding a hardback book to read on the plane...........they had tried to call it EXCESS and tried to charge him for having more than 1 hand luggage!! Ridiculous. We should revert back to the old ways.

Answer 13

We are going to Benidorm next week and it is 44bls. 20 kg.

hope this helps.

Answer 14

Why don't you people say where you are flying from and with which airline?

The quick and easy answer is "if you have the above information (and only YOU do) go to the airline's website and it will tell you!!!"

Answer 15

15 kilos unless you pay extra then its 20 kilos,