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Jul 27, 2025
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Philippines Airlines Baggage Policy
A pleasant flight requires an understanding of the Philippines Airlines Baggage Policy mostly using a piece concept where the number of free checked bags varies depending on your destination and cabin class. Passengers flying in Economy Class to and from the US, Canada, and Brazil normally get two complimentary checked bags, each no more than 23 kg (50 lbs) and 158 cm (62 inches) in total size (length + width + height). One complimentary checked bag is often the allowance on other international itineraries. First Class passengers get four free checked bags on US/Canada/Brazil itineraries and three free checked bags elsewhere, while Business Class passengers get three free checked bags on US/Canada/Brazil routes and two free checked bags on other international destinations. For flights that are domestic in the Philippines,In general, Economy, Business, and First all allow one free checked bag (up to 23 kg/50 lbs). Significant excess baggage fees, which are determined by piece and dependent on the route, apply if this free allowance is exceeded; these prices are significantly lower when paid in advance online using PAL's website or app. The maximum weight for each checked luggage is 32 kg (70 lbs); baggage that weigh more than this could be denied or require expensive special handling. Every traveler is allowed one normal carry-on bag (up to 56 x 36 x 23 cm/22 x 14 x 9 inches) in addition to one personal item, such as a compact backpack, laptop bag, or pocketbook. Cabin bag weight restrictions vary: Usually, economy weighs 7 kg (15 lbs).First 14 kilograms (30 lbs) and Business 10 kg (22 lbs). IATA standards require that liquids in carry-on be in clear, resealable bags with a capacity of no more than 100 milliliters. While restricted items (such as lithium batteries and dangerous chemicals) are absolutely forbidden, special items, such as sporting goods or musical instruments, may be allowed as checked luggage with the appropriate costs and packaging guidelines. Because laws might change and differ depending on the kind of ticket, always check the official PAL website before traveling to confirm your exact allotment, route-based regulations, and current surcharges.
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