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AirAsia Philippines Expands Checked Baggage Options

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AirAsia Philippines Expands Checked Baggage Options
Passengers can purchase checked baggage allowances ranging from 20kg to 60kg, offering flexibility for different travel needs.
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AirAsia Philippines Expands Checked Baggage Options

AirAsia Philippines Expands Checked Baggage Options

AirAsia Philippines Updates Checked Baggage Policy for Travellers

AirAsia Philippines has reminded travellers that they can check in multiple bags, provided the total weight remains within their purchased or complimentary checked baggage allowance.

Passengers can purchase checked baggage allowances ranging from 20kg to 60kg, offering flexibility for different travel needs. While there is no limit on the number of checked bags, each individual bag must not exceed 32kg, regardless of the total baggage allowance purchased.

Pre-Book Baggage to Save on Fees

Travellers who pre-book checked baggage before departure can save up to PHP 919 compared with airport baggage charges.

Checked baggage can be purchased through the AirAsia MOVE app, the AirAsia website or Ask Bo. Guests can also add or upgrade their baggage allowance through Manage My Booking or Ask Bo up to two hours before departure. Baggage may also be purchased at the airport, subject to applicable airport rates.

Free Mobility Equipment

AirAsia Philippines allows several mobility items to be checked in free of charge, including:

  • Baby strollers, buggies and prams
  • Wheelchairs and mobility devices
  • Crutches and walking frames

Cabin Baggage Allowance

Passengers are permitted to carry two cabin items—one cabin bag and one personal item such as a laptop bag or handbag—with a combined weight of up to 7kg.

Travellers requiring extra cabin baggage may pre-book Xtra Carry-On, increasing the cabin baggage allowance to 14kg.

The updated baggage options are intended to provide travellers with greater flexibility when carrying shopping, souvenirs and other personal belongings during their journeys.

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Priyal Dutta - Senior Correspondent/Editor

As Senior Correspondent and Editor at Safari India, I write about the people, businesses, and trends shaping the travel, tourism, hospitality, aviation, and lifestyle industries. My work ranges from breaking news and exclusive interviews to in-depth features and industry analysis, with a focus on delivering accurate, balanced, and engaging stories. I enjoy uncovering the details behind every story and presenting them in a way that keeps readers informed and connected to an ever-evolving industry.

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