Low cost airlines’ baggage policy: JetBlue
A short time ago we have presented new serial about low cost airlines’ policy. The very first was the baggage policy of Ryanair, we continued with AirAsia and easyJet. Lets continue and find out more about baggage policies. But remember that the baggage fees change quite often and that it is necessary to follow the airlines’ websites to find the latest updates. Today we will present you one of the US most favourite low cost airline – JetBlue Airways
Low cost airline JetBlue operates flights various destinations in the USA, Caribbean, Bahamas and Bermuda. What should you know before buying an airline ticket with them? How to pack your suitcase?
Cabin Baggage
One of the things that low cost airlines offer for free is cabin baggage. Free cabin baggage allowance is 1 piece of cabin baggage. Maximum weight is not set however the carry on baggage should not exceed the maximum dimensions of 45.72 cm x 38.1 cm x 20.3 cm (18“ x 15“ x 8“).
Checked Baggage
Each passenger is permitted to check in bags with a maximum weight of 22 kg – the sum of all three dimensions (length + width + height) should not exceed 157.48 cm (62″) in total.
Excess Baggage
JetBlue’s passengers can also carry more than checked baggage weighing 22 kg. Excess baggage fee is now set $50 for each bag. Moreover, if your baggage weighs more than 45 kg the excess baggage fee rises to $100 for bag. If your baggage exceeds 203.2 cm you have to pay $75 per bag.
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