What about luggage policy for Chinese domestic flights?
Answer:
• Free Luggage Allowance for Domestic Flights:
Any passenger holding a first class adult ticket or a half-price ticket is entitled to bear the luggage of 30 kg free of charge (checked and carry-on baggage);
Any passenger holding a economy class adult ticket or a half-price ticket is entitled to bear the luggage of 20 kg free of charge (checked and carry-on baggage);
No free luggage allowance for people who hold infant tickets.
• Carry-On Luggage for Domestic Flights:
Each first-class passenger is entitled to have two pieces of carry-on luggage;
Each business-class passenger is entitled to have one piece of carry-on luggage;
Each economy-class passenger is entitled to have one pieces of carry-on luggage;
The size of each carry-on luggage should be smaller than 20 X 40 X 55 centimeter and total weight should be less than 5 kg. Otherwise, the luggage should be checked together with your other luggage. For luggage in excess of the free baggage allowance in piece, or the sum of the length, width and height of each piece exceeding the prescribed limits, an excess luggage charge should be paid. We recommend for efficient travel that each passenger travel with only one suitcase and one carry-on bag. Excessive number, size, or weight of luggage may result in your inconvenience and/or surcharge.
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Can I carry soft drinks with me on board planes?
Answer:
Passengers are allowed to carry liquid articles on planes, but there are some regulations. Hereunder are the details announced by the General Administration of Civil Aviation of China on Feb 5, 2003.
In order to ensure the flight safety of civil aircraft and protect the life and property of passengers, the General Administration of Civil Aviation of China has decided to strengthen the control over carry-on liquid articles of passengers flying in civil aircraft. It is hereby announced as follows:
• Each passenger may carry on his person at most two bottles per trip (the volume of each bottle should not exceed 500ML) of liquid articles such as carbonated beverage, mineral water, tea, milk, yogurt or fruit juice, and the bottles should be opened, inspected and confirmed beyond doubt before carrying onto an aircraft. Any liquids other than those listed above should be placed in checked luggage.
• Passengers should not carry on their person alcohol (bottled or canned). In those cases where the carrying of spirits is really necessary, the amount carried by each person each time should not exceed two bottles (one kilo), placed in checked luggage, and be in packaging that complies with CAAC regulations.
• Liquid articles that must be carried by a passenger on his person for special reasons, such as liquid medicine carried by a sick passenger and articles for drinking by an infant accompanied by a passenger, may be carried but must have their bottles opened, inspected and confirmed beyond doubt.
• Any passenger who violates the above regulations shall be responsible for any losses, such as a missed flight, that may occur due to the violation.