Baggage Information
Cabin Baggage
Each passenger is entitled to carry on board one piece of cabin baggage not exceeding 23 cm width x 34 cm height x 48 cm length; and not exceeding a total weight of 5kg (Fokker 50) and 7kg (Fokker 70/100).
Please be advised that each aircraft is different and is restricted to carry certain weights on some routes. Alliance Airlines personnel reserve the right to direct baggage to be stowed in the aircraft hold.
Checked Baggage – RPT Schedule Services
Each passenger occupying a paid seat travelling on Alliance Airlines domestic or international services is entitled to the following free baggage allowance, unless otherwise stated:
| Fokker 100 |
Economy Class |
20kg |
| Fokker 70 |
Economy Class |
20kg |
| Fokker 50 |
Economy Class |
20kg |
In addition to the above requirements, any item of baggage must not exceed the total linear dimensions (width plus height plus length) of 158cm. Please be advised that some ports impose reduced weight limits based upon local OHS policies. Any item of baggage exceeding the size or weight limit will not be accepted at passenger check in.
Checked Baggage Charter Aircraft
All checked baggage allowances on Alliance Airlines private charter flights are determined in consultation with the charter client. Passengers traveling on an Alliance charter should contact the company organising the private charter for more information.
Checked Baggage – Fly in, Fly out
All checked baggage allowances on Alliance Airlines FIFO flights are determined in consultation with the client. Passengers traveling on an Alliance FIFO flight should contact the travel administrator, supervisor or manager for more information.
Excess Baggage
Excess baggage is carried subject to space availability and may not be carried on the same service as the passenger. Baggage fees are charged for each additional piece, per one-way flight. The rate is $35 per additional piece, up to 20kg, subject to space availability.
Excess baggage is only carried to the airport specified on the Alliance Airlines baggage tag. The passenger is responsible for collection of excess baggage and/or any other related delivery expenses where the excess baggage has not travelled on the same service as the passenger.
Valuable Items
Alliance Airlines will not be liable for loss, damage to or delay in the delivery of delicate, brittle, fragile or perishable items, money, jewellery, precious metals, securities, passports, title deeds, artefacts, manuscripts, electrical equipment or other valuables which are included in your checked baggage whether with or without our knowledge.
Valuable items should be carried on your person or in your cabin baggage and under passenger care. If the aforementioned items are checked in as baggage, the passenger agrees that those items shall be at their own risk and shall indemnify and hold Alliance Airlines harmless for any loss in respect thereof.
Damaged Baggage
All damage to baggage needs to be reviewed and evaluated by Alliance Airlines.
Accordingly, passengers are advised to report any damage to baggage before leaving the airport. Passengers who are unable to make a damaged baggage report at the airport should refer to the reporting time limits that apply.
Our liability for damaged or missing baggage is limited. Further details of these limitations and time limits can be found in our Terms and Conditions of Carriage.
Baggage may show evidence of wear and tear after a flight. We do not accept liability for damage such as:
- Scratches, dents or minor cuts
- Damage to or loss of straps, hooks or belts
- Broken wheels or feet
- Damage to zips or locks
- Damage to retractable or fixed luggage handles
- Damage resulting from over packing
- Loss or damage to items listed in clause 17 of our Terms and Conditions of Carriage except as required by law.
Approved passenger comfort item guidelines