Aerolíneas Argentinas Baggae Policy

Baggage Allowance 

International Flights

-Measurements: The sum of the three dimensions should not exceed 158cm (height, length, and width).

Domestic Flights

Measurements: The sum of the three dimensions should not exceed 158cm (sum of height, length, and width)

Checked Baggage

Aerolíneas Argentinas allows passengers to check baggage on their flights, with baggage allowances varying depending on the fare type and the flight route. Here's what you need to know about checked baggage on Aerolíneas Argentinas:

1. Baggage Allowance: Passengers should check their fare type to determine their baggage allowance. Economy class passengers are typically allowed one piece of checked baggage weighing up to 23 kg (50 lb), while business class passengers are allowed two pieces of checked luggage weighing up to 32 kg (70 lb) each. Passengers should check the airline's website for more information on baggage allowances and fees.
2. Oversized or Overweight Baggage: Passengers with baggage exceeding weight or size limits may be charged additional fees. Baggage that exceeds the boundaries may also need to be transported as Cargo.
3. Baggage Drop-Off: Passengers who have checked-in online or via the mobile app should proceed to the baggage drop-off counter at the airport. Passengers who have checked-in at the airport should move to the baggage drop-off counter after completing the check-in process.
4. Baggage Tags: Passengers should ensure that their baggage is tagged with their destination information and that they receive a baggage receipt from the airline representative.
5. Tracking Checked Baggage: Passengers can track their checked baggage on the Aerolíneas Argentinas website or mobile app using their baggage receipt number.

Overall, Aerolíneas Argentinas' checked baggage policy offers passengers flexibility and convenience, allowing them to transport their belongings safely and efficiently to their destination.

Excess Baggage

When there is an excess in a piece of luggage's weight, number of pieces, or size, it is deemed excess baggage:(Excess Baggage Policy)

1. If any of the pieces of the checked baggage exceeds the maximum weight allowed in the route flown, you will have to pay the charge for excess kilos. You may only purchase additional weight allowance in person at the airport.
2. Maximum allowed weights, and if they are exceeded, they must be sent by Cargo:
3. Within Argentina are 23kgs
4. Between Argentina and Chile are 23kgs
5. Other routes: 32kgs (paying the excess of kilos)