To ensure your trip gets off to a relaxed start and your luggage makes it on board without a hitch, please take note of the following information and baggage regulations.
Our tip: Check your airline’s baggage regulations before you start packing. This way, you can avoid extra costs, check-in delays, and unpleasant surprises at the airport.
Each piece of luggage is subject to specific size and weight limits, which may vary depending on the airline and the fare you booked.
Please check the baggage regulations applicable to your booking well in advance of your trip. You can find the relevant information in your travel documents and on your airline’s website.
Important: Additional fees apply to luggage that exceeds the permitted limits.
The size, weight, and number of permitted carry-on items depend on your airline's regulations and may vary according to the fare booked.
Therefore, please be sure to check the carry-on baggage rules applicable to your flight in your travel documents or on your airline's website before you travel.
For safety reasons, certain items are prohibited in carry-on baggage. These include, for example, knives, razor blades, and certain types of scissors, as well as other dangerous or sharp objects.
Please also observe the applicable security regulations regarding liquids and carry-on baggage.
Please ensure that every piece of luggage is securely closed and clearly labeled. We recommend attaching both your home address and contact details for your destination.
Free luggage carts are available for the convenient transport of your luggage within the airport premises.
Do you wish to bring along golf bags, surfboards, bicycles, diving equipment, or other bulky items?
Special baggage must be registered with your airline at the time of booking. Carriage is subject to the airline's specific regulations and capacity limits.
Additional fees generally apply for special baggage. The airline determines the cost and payment terms.
After checking in, please take your special baggage to the oversized baggage belt in the check-in hall. Our staff will then handle its transport to the aircraft.
Even the youngest travelers can come along! Strollers and buggies must be registered at check-in. Depending on airline regulations, they can be taken right up to the aircraft steps and handed over to our ground staff there.