Air Arabia introduces new baggage policy

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Staff Reporter | 25 Jun, 2012
UAE's Air Arabia Sunday introduced a new online baggage policy, enabling passengers to pay for only the luggage weight they need.

The policy, effective for all tickets purchased on or after July 1, 2012, allows passengers when booking a flight with Air Arabia to pre-book a checked baggage weight allowance (20kg, 30kg or 40kg).

Passengers who pre-book a 20kg checked baggage allowance will pay just 10 UAE dirhams (nearly $3), while passengers booking 30 kg will pay just 20 dirhams.

"This move will enable our passengers to save even more when flying with Air Arabia, by only paying for the baggage allowance they need," said Adel Ali, group CEO, Air Arabia.