#1
Apr 4, 2024Hello,
I am investigating flying with Cape Air (CO partner), and the route is SJU - STT. I was told it was a small aircraft and the checked in baggage is 62 linear inches.
How do you calculate this? We have a large roller suit case that we use to travel overseas with, but we never heard of this 62 linear inches rule.
Can some one help enlighten?
Thanks in advance.
I am investigating flying with Cape Air (CO partner), and the route is SJU - STT. I was told it was a small aircraft and the checked in baggage is 62 linear inches.
How do you calculate this? We have a large roller suit case that we use to travel overseas with, but we never heard of this 62 linear inches rule.
Can some one help enlighten?
Thanks in advance.
#2
WineCountryUA , Nov 27, 2010 1:13 am
Moderator: United Airlines
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Checked BaggageOriginally Posted by me4tux
...never heard of this 62 linear inches rule. ...
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In general, Continental Airlines will accept up to two pieces of checked baggage with a maximum weight of 50 pounds (23 kg) per bag and a maximum outside dimension of 62 inches (157 cm) per bag in exchange for the applicable service fees. Outside dimension of a bag is equal to the width + height + depth of the bag added together.
In general, Continental Airlines will accept up to two pieces of checked baggage with a maximum weight of 50 pounds (23 kg) per bag and a maximum outside dimension of 62 inches (157 cm) per bag in exchange for the applicable service fees. Outside dimension of a bag is equal to the width + height + depth of the bag added together.
#3
Thanks WineCountry~
So, its width + height + depth of the bag added together. Now I know!
So, its width + height + depth of the bag added together. Now I know!