You are responsible for your personal baggage
when you fly, therefore we recommend all passengers of Arik Air read
this section containing information on what you can and cannot take on
board.
Free allowance | Excess calculation | ||||
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Concept | Business Class | Economy Class | Infant | Rate | Factor |
Weight | 30 kg | 20 kg | 10 kg | NGN500 | per additional kilogram |
AS SEEN ON ARIK AIR WEBSITE
Checked in free baggage allowance
Checked
in baggage includes all those items which are weighted and carried in
the aircraft and are not accessible to passengers during flight. It must
consist of suitcases or containers that are sufficiently rigid and
resistant to the stress caused by normal handling so as to ensure safe
transport without special requirements.
There is no checked in baggage allowance for infants, only hand baggage will be accepted. Free baggage allowance detailed information is published in Arik Air Checked Baggage Policy document.
To comply with Health & Safety requirements, Arik Air Limited has instituted a maximum weight for single items of checked baggage. Arik Air will not accept baggage that exceeds 30kg (66lbs) in weight, per any single piece of baggage. This policy relates only to single items of baggage and does not affect your overall baggage allowance reflected on your ticket, which remains unchanged.
There is no checked in baggage allowance for infants, only hand baggage will be accepted. Free baggage allowance detailed information is published in Arik Air Checked Baggage Policy document.
To comply with Health & Safety requirements, Arik Air Limited has instituted a maximum weight for single items of checked baggage. Arik Air will not accept baggage that exceeds 30kg (66lbs) in weight, per any single piece of baggage. This policy relates only to single items of baggage and does not affect your overall baggage allowance reflected on your ticket, which remains unchanged.
Excess baggage
You
will be required to pay an extra charge for carriage of baggage in
excess of the free baggage allowance (as stipulated in our conditions
and limitations). These rates are published in Arik Air Checked Baggage
Policy document. Excess baggage charges are collected in the local
currency. Carriage of excess baggage is subject to available space on
your flight. The total number of bags allowed for any passenger is up to
10 pieces per passenger.
Special baggage
You
are permitted to transport ski equipment, golf bags, surf and windsurf
equipment, bicycle etc, as registered baggage against space availability
and payment of special excess baggage supplement. Contact your travel
agent, the nearest Arik Air ticket office or Call Centre for more
information.
Hand Baggage Allowance
For
all Arik Air flights, the hand baggage allowance is ONE PIECE weighing a
maximum of 12 kg International/Regional flights and 6 Kg domestic
flights (maximum dimensions allowed are 55cms x 35 x 25cms).
Please check your fare rules as this allowance may differ depending on travel class.
Hand
baggage includes those items which passengers may take into the
aircraft and store under the seat in front or in the overhead storage
compartments.
Common examples include:
- A bag, not exceeding 55x35x25cm, such as a handbag or a briefcase or a laptop computer
- One overcoat or raincoat
- An umbrella or walking stick;
- One camera, one video camera or one portable CD player
- A reasonable quantity of newspapers, magazines or books for the journey
- Items bought at the airport “Duty Free” shop in limited quantity and dimension
- Food for infants necessary during the journey
- One carry-cot or folding pram
- One folding wheelchair, a set of crutches or similar devices on which a disabled passenger may be dependant.
Your
cabin bag will be checked at the gate. If you arrive at the gate with
more than one item or it exceeds the above dimensions/weight, your bag
will need to be checked into the hold. We reserve the right to collect
an excess baggage fee or to cancel your reservation and to deny your
boarding.
On ALL International flights departing Nigeria there is a 100% ban on all liquids and gels in hand baggage.
Guests
travelling out of Lagos to New York JFK must anticipate enhanced
security measures and as such should arrive at the airport for check in
and security processing 4 hours before departure time. Passengers are
advised that ONE PIECE ONLY of hand baggage may be taken into the
aircraft cabin.
Prohibited items
It’s forbidden to carry the following items:
- Disabling devices
- Briefcases with alarm devices installed
- Gases (flammable, non flammable or toxic) such as camping gases
- Flammable liquids, such as lighter-fuels, varnishes and thinners
- Lighters with non absorbable gases and refills
- Explosives, ammunition, fireworks and rockets
- Flammable solids such as “strike anywhere” matches and highly flammable items
- Substances which emit flammable gases on contact with water
- Oxidizing materials (such as bleaching powder and peroxide)
- Infectious and toxic materials
- Radioactive materials
- Corrosive materials (such as mercury, acids, alkali)
- Magnetized materials and other similarly dangerous products
- Personal medical oxygen devices that utilize liquid oxygen.
- Fuel cell systems and spare fuel cartridges
- Any permitted sharp objects contained in checked in baggage should be securely wrapped to prevent injury to baggage screeners and handling personnel.
In your checked baggage, you must not include
fragile or perishable items, valuable items (including, but not limited
to, money, jewels, precious metals), computers, personal electronic
devices, any medication or medical equipment which may be required
in-flight or during your trip or which cannot be replaced at short
notice if lost or damaged, house or car keys, valuable documents
(including, but not limited to, business documents, passports and other
identification documents, negotiable papers, securities, deeds), or
product samples.
You must not include in hand baggage real,
replica or toy weapons (plastic or metal), or any object which looks
like a weapon or could reasonably be mistaken for a weapon, tradesmen’s
tools, ammunition, explosives or anything which contains explosives,
catapults, darts, household cutlery, scissors, corkscrews, metal nail
files, knives with blades of any length, knitting needles, paper knives,
sporting bats and clubs, razor blades (except safety razors and
accompanying cartridges), billiard, snooker or pool cues, hypodermic
needles (except those required for medical reasons and accompanied by a
medical certificate confirming the medical condition), hard sporting
balls or martial arts devices, safety matches or lighters.
Liquids contained in hand baggage
Government
authorities in many countries have now defined restrictions on the type
and quantity of liquids that may be carried in hand baggage through the
airport, or on flights arriving into or departing from their country.
The European Union agreed a policy that brings into line all EU countries. The EU rules on liquids apply to all air passengers travelling from any EU airport, including UK airports, regardless of their destination. Currently, limited quantities of liquids, gels or pastes can be held in individual containers not exceeding 100ml. This may include:
- Medicines
- Shampoo
- Creams
- Hair gel, hair spray
- Suntan lotions
- Toothpaste
- Liquid or aerosol deodorants
- Perfumes
- Cosmetics such as mascara and lip gloss
- Water and other drinks, soups and syrups
- Other items of similar consistency.
The
containers must be carried in a separate clear plastic, zip-top or
re-sealable bag that does not exceed 20cm x 20cm (8 x 8 inches) or
equivalent to one litre (1.75 pint) capacity. Items must fit in the bag
comfortably and the bag must be completely closed. At the airport
security search, the plastic bag must be removed from the cabin bag and
x-ray screened separately.
On ALL International flights departing Nigeria there is a 100% ban on all liquids and gels in hand baggage.
Baggage label
We recommend you complete and attach name tags both on the outside and inside of your checked in baggage.