Checked Baggage Transportation Regulations Sample Clauses

Checked Baggage Transportation Regulations. Checked Baggage must be transported on the same flight as the Passenger and promptly handed over by the Passenger at Check-in. • Checked Baggage going to a destination other than the final destination stated on the Airplane Ticket will not be accepted. • Hard-to-transport items (applicable to flights to or from Colombia): The Passengers’ Checked Baggage may not contain fragile or perishable items, money, jewels, gems, or precious metals, sterling silver items, negotiable instruments, titles, or other securities, cash, passports, photo or video cameras, computers, tablets, mobile phones, calculators, glasses, bottles containing liquor or perfumes, etc. The Carrier shall not be responsible for such items when transported in Checked Baggage. These items must be carried by hand or in the Passengers’ Carry-on Bag, where possible, under the care and responsibility of Passengers themselves.
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