My carry-on baggage exceeds the allowance set by Southwind Airlines, what will happen? Do I need to pay a fee if the weight is over the permitted limit?

If your carry-on baggage exceeds the allowed weight or dimensions, Southwind Airlines applies specific rules and fees:

Standard Allowance:

Economy fares usually include:

1 piece of carry-on up to 8 kg

Size limit: 55×40×20 cm

In higher fare classes (Premium), the limit may be increased to 10 kg.

Personal items (handbag, laptop) are also allowed, but they must fit within the allowance.

What Happens if You Exceed the Limit:

At check-in, staff will weigh your carry-on.

If it exceeds the permitted weight or size:

The bag may be checked in as regular baggage.

You will need to pay a fee for an additional piece of baggage.

If a passenger refuses to pay the excess fee, the airline has the right to deny transportation of the items.

Tips:

Weigh your bag at home to avoid unpleasant surprises.

If you’re unsure about the size, pay for an extra baggage allowance online in advance — it’s usually cheaper.

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