Checked Baggage. Checked Baggage is baggage placed under THE CARRIER’s custody for its transportation and for which a numbered claim-check has been provided corresponding to the tag attached to each piece of Checked Baggage. Checked Baggage characteristics are specified on the baggage stub.
Checked Baggage. 3.2.1.1. All checked baggage may be inspected using an x-ray device or by means of a manual physical search in the presence or even in the absence of the Passenger. In certain cases, such inspection may be carried out by the country’s authorities, military or police forces. Each Passenger is responsible for the contents of his baggage.
3.2.1.2. If a dangerous, forbidden, incendiary or explosive item or substance or firearm is found, or if the authorities or THE CARRIER deem that any such item or substance threatens the security of the aircraft or other Passengers, the item or substance in question shall be removed in order to load the baggage. THE CARRIER shall not be responsible for the custody of these items.
3.2.1.3. The Passenger shall refrain from including in his checked baggage, among other things, the following items which can be affected by x-rays or inspection machines:
(a) Photographic film rolls;
(b) Scientific samples and materials;
(c) X-rays; and
(d) Any other item susceptible to damage by x-rays or inspection machines.
Checked Baggage. 7.5.1 “Lite” fares do not include a Checked Baggage allowance, which has to be purchased separately, either during the initial booking, or after the fact. Checked Baggage purchased on our website is sold at a lower price than Checked Baggage added at the airport before departure.
7.5.2 Baggage check-in shall commence 2 (two) hours prior to each scheduled departure of a flight and shall close 40 (forty) minutes prior to scheduled departure of a flight;
7.5.3 upon delivery to us of the Baggage to be checked in, we shall take custody thereof and issue a Baggage Identification Tag for each piece of Checked Baggage;
7.5.4 Checked Baggage must have your name or other personal identification affixed securely to it;
7.5.5 Checked Baggage will be carried on the same aircraft as the Passenger it belongs to unless we decide for safety, security or operational reasons to carry it on an alternative flight, in which case you shall be notified;
7.5.6 any Baggage in excess of 20kgs (twenty kilograms) including shared Baggage will be considered a heavy bag and an additional administrative fee will be charged as detailed in our Fees and Charges. A maximum limit of 32kgs (thirty-two kilograms) shall be applied to each individual piece of Checked Baggage;
7.5.7 sporting equipment will be charged for separately as per the fee structure outlined in Schedule 1 hereunder, and may not exceed 32kg (thirty two kilograms), subject to such sporting equipment being in compliance with the maximum dimensions for checked in Baggage as per Clause 7.5.10;
7.5.8 if bags have been checked in online please ensure that you drop your bags at the bag drop zone at lease 40 (forty) minutes prior to departure;
7.5.9 any bags weighing in excess of 32kgs (thirty-two kilograms) must be transported as cargo at your own cost and will not be carried on the same flight as you. Carriage of cargo will need to be arranged separately by the Passenger;
7.5.10 maximum dimensions for Checked Baggage are 90 x 75 x 43 (ninety by seventy-five by forty-three) centimeters (or 35.5 x 29.5 x 16 (thirty-five point five by twenty-nine point five by sixteen) inches); and
7.5.11 you are entitled to purchase extra Checked Baggage up to a limit of 20kgs (twenty kilograms) at an additional administrative fee stipulated in our Fees and Charges.
Checked Baggage. “Checked”): Any article or other Customer property (excluding Gate Checked Baggage and Personal Items) that is taken into the custody of and accepted by Cape Air for transport
Checked Baggage. An Actor traveling by air may check up to two bags weighing not more than 50 pounds each. Accordingly, the weight limits set forth in Rule 5(A)(1)(a), (b), and (c) shall be reduced by 50 pounds if one bag is checked and by 100 pounds if two bags are checked. This reduction in weight allowance will be 50 pounds per bag regardless of whether a checked bag reaches the 50-pound maximum. The Actor shall be responsible for any charges associated with checking more than two bags or with checking any bag weighing more than 50 pounds. Rule 5. BAGGAGE Rule 6. BILLING
Checked Baggage. In addition to the general conditions in numeral 7.1, the CARRIER’S conditions for Baggage acceptance are:
a. The Baggage must be checked at the points enabled by THE CARRIER.
b. The Baggage must not contain items or elements described in clause 7.1 of this contract. If the Passenger must pack its Checked Baggage, this type of items include and accepts that the CARRIER’S responsibility is limited to the limits indicated in local regulations or applicable International Agreements.
c. The Passenger must duly identify his/her Baggage including full name, telephone number, e-mail (if applicable) and permanent address.
d. Meet all the established conditions and be informed by THE CARRIER.
Checked Baggage. On the Closing Date, representatives of each Seller and Purchaser shall make a written inventory of all baggage and similar items left in the care of Manager at each Hotel (collectively, “Inventoried Baggage”). Purchaser shall be responsible for, and shall indemnify the Seller Parties against, any Damages incurred by any of the Seller Parties with respect to any theft, loss or damage to any Inventoried Baggage from and after the time of such inventory, and any other baggage or similar items left in the care of such Hotel on or after the Closing Date which was not inventoried. Each Seller shall be responsible for, and shall indemnify the Purchaser Parties against, any Damages incurred by the Purchaser Parties with respect to any theft, loss or damage to any Inventoried Baggage prior to the time of such inventory, and any other baggage or similar items left in the care of such Hotel prior to the Closing Date which was not inventoried. The indemnities set forth in this Section 7.7 shall survive the Closing until the Survival Date, and shall be subject to the limitations set forth in Sections 7.5 and 7.6.
Checked Baggage. This is the Passenger’s baggage that has been placed in the care of the Carrier and checked in for transportation in the hold, for which the Passenger has received a ticket or baggage stub, which is also placed on each piece received. It may or may not be included in the price, depending on the respective airfare contracted by the Passenger. • Maximum size: one piece or bundle totaling 158 linear centimeters (height + width + length), including wheels, pockets, and handles.
Checked Baggage. A system must be in operation to screen all checked baggage at all airports in the United States as soon as prac- ticable but not later than the 60th day following the date of enactment of the Aviation and Transportation Security Act.
Checked Baggage. An Employee traveling by air may check up to two bags weighing not more than 50 pounds each. Accordingly, the weight limits set forth in herein shall be reduced by 50 pounds if one bag is checked and by 100 pounds if two bags are checked. This reduction in weight allowance will be 50 pounds per bag regardless of whether a checked bag reaches the 50-pound maximum. The Employee shall be responsible for any charges associated with checking more than two bags or with checking any bag weighing more than 50 pounds. No article of shipped baggage shall weigh over 50 pounds.
