Terms and Conditions for Baggage Acceptance. The terms and conditions set forth by THE CARRIER for baggage acceptance are as follows:
a) Baggage must be checked in only by THE CARRIER’s agents.
b) Passengers may not check baggage more than 4 hours prior to the scheduled time of departure of international flights and 6 hours prior to the scheduled time of departure of domestic flights.
c) All Passengers must properly identify their baggage including: name, surname, telephone number and permanent address.
d) In order to check their baggage, all Passengers must present a ticket containing the flight numbers, date, time and travel destination.
e) All baggage is subject to be searched either by THE CARRIER or by competent authorities. Any baggage having any of the characteristics described below may be subject to restricted acceptance by THE CARRIER:
a) Baggage with a declared value above USD 5,000.
b) Improperly packed baggage.
c) Baggage that does not comply with the adequate size and characteristics for the type of aircraft where it will be transported.
d) Baggage that may damage other baggage in the aircraft’s cargo compartment including, but not limited to, corrosive liquids and sharp objects without the proper cover.
e) Dangerous items, anything set forth by IATA in its Dangerous Items Manual or by national, international, or THE CARRIER’s regulations.
Terms and Conditions for Baggage Acceptance. 30 Section 8.3. Baggage Categories 30 Section 8.4. Baggage Handling and Control 42 ARTICLE IX BOARDING PROTOCOL AND ADMINISTRATIVE FORMALITIES 42 Section 9.1. Check-in Desk Services 42 ARTICLE X OVERBOOKING 44 Section 10.1. Overbooking 44 Section 10.2. Overbooking Compensation Procedures 44 ARTICLE XI ON-BOARD BEHAVIOR 45 Section 11.1. Unsafe Actions 46 ARTICLE XII FLIGHT CANCELLATIONS, DELAYS AND OPERATIONAL CHANGES 47 Section 12.1. Definitions 47 Section 12.2. Policies 47 ARTICLE XIII ON-BOARD SERVICES 47 Section 13.1. Definition 47 Section 13.2. Policies 48 ARTICLE XIV COMMERCIAL ALLIANCES AND AGREEMENTS 48 Section 14.1. Codeshare Agreements 48 Section 14.2. Interline Agreements 48 ARTICLE XV LEGAL ASPECTS of CIVIL LIABILITY (DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL) 48 Section 15.1. Panama’s National Air Transport’s Liability Policy. Decree 21 dated January 29, 2003. 48
Terms and Conditions for Baggage Acceptance. 29 Section 8.3. Baggage Categories 30 Section 8.4. Baggage Handling and Control 42 ARTICLE IX BOARDING PROTOCOL AND ADMINISTRATIVE FORMALITIES 42 Section 9.1. Check-in Desk Services 42 ARTICLE X OVERBOOKING 43 Section 10.1. Overbooking 43 Section 10.2. Overbooking Compensation Procedures 43 ARTICLE XI ON-BOARD BEHAVIOR 45 Section 11.1. Unsafe Actions 45 ARTICLE XII FLIGHT CANCELLATIONS, DELAYS AND OPERATIONAL CHANGES 46 Section 12.1. Definitions 46 Section 12.2. Policies 47 ARTICLE XIII ON-BOARD SERVICES 47 Section 13.1. Definition 47 Section 13.2. Policies 47 ARTICLE XIV COMMERCIAL ALLIANCES AND AGREEMENTS 48 Section 14.1. Codeshare Agreements 48 Section 14.2. Interline Agreements 48 ARTICLE XV LEGAL ASPECTS of CIVIL LIABILITY (DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL) 48 Section 15.1. Panama’s National Air Transport’s Liability Policy. Decree 21 dated January 29, 2003. 48
Terms and Conditions for Baggage Acceptance. The terms and conditions set forth by THE CARRIER for baggage acceptance are as follows:
a) Baggage must be checked in only by THE CARRIER’s agents.
b) Passengers may not check baggage more than 4 hours prior to the scheduled time of departure of international flights and 6 hours prior to the scheduled time of departure of domestic flights.
c) All Passengers must properly identify their baggage including: name, surname, telephone number and permanent address.
d) In order to check their baggage, all Passengers must present a ticket containing the flight numbers, date, time and travel destination.
e) All baggage is subject to be searched either by THE CARRIER or by competent authorities. Any baggage having any of the characteristics described below may be subject to restricted acceptance by THE CARRIER:
a) Baggage with a declared value above USD 5,000.
b) Improperly packed baggage.
c) Damaged baggage.
d) Baggage that does not comply with the adequate size and characteristics for the type of aircraft where it will be transported.
e) Baggage that may damage other baggage in the aircraft’s cargo compartment including, but not limited to, corrosive liquids and sharp objects without the proper cover.
f) Dangerous items, anything set forth by IATA in its Dangerous Items Manual or by national, international, or THE CARRIER’s regulations. The CARRIER reserves the right not to accept baggage showing minor damage at the time of check-in. The CARRIER may accept baggage with minor damage provided that the passenger signs the minor damage acceptance form. Minor damage includes, but is not limited to, the following: o Small cuts, loose stitching, scuffs, dents, minor stains, dirt, scratches, and broken zippers. o Damage to wheels, bottom base, handles, extended handles, and external pockets. o Loss of protruding parts of the baggage such as handles, pockets, locks, adjustment straps, and safety straps.
Terms and Conditions for Baggage Acceptance. 29 Section 8.3. Baggage Categories 30 Section 8.4. Baggage Handling and Control 41 ARTICLE IX BOARDING PROTOCOL AND ADMINISTRATIVE FORMALITIES 41 Section 9.1. Check-in Desk Services 41 ARTICLE X OVERBOOKING 42 Section 10.1. Overbooking 42 Section 10.2. Overbooking Compensation Procedures 43
