Baggage Policy

Know exactly what you can carry — check-in, cabin baggage rules, excess fees and prohibited items.

Free Baggage Allowance
Economy Class
Standard fare
Check-in Baggage15 kg
Cabin Baggage7 kg
Infant (under 2)10 kg check-in
Max Cabin Dimensions55×40×20 cm
Business Class
Premium fare
Check-in Baggage25 kg
Cabin Baggage10 kg
Infant (under 2)10 kg check-in
Max Cabin Dimensions55×40×20 cm
Excess Baggage Charges
Weight SlabEconomy RateBusiness RateNotes
Up to free allowanceFreeFreeNo charges
1 – 5 kg over limit₹350 / kg₹300 / kgPer kg excess
5 – 15 kg over limit₹400 / kg₹350 / kgPer kg excess
15+ kg over limit₹500 / kg₹450 / kgPre-booking recommended
Oversized item (any side >158cm)₹1,500 flat₹1,200 flatSports equipment, bikes, etc.

Pre-book additional baggage by contacting support to receive a 10% discount on excess charges.

Cabin Baggage Rules
One Bag Per Person
Each passenger is permitted one main cabin bag plus one personal item (handbag, laptop bag, or small backpack). Personal items must fit under the seat in front of you.
Liquids Rule (100ml)
All liquids, gels, and aerosols in cabin baggage must be in containers of 100ml or less, placed in a single transparent 1-litre resealable plastic bag. One bag per passenger.
Electronics
Laptops, tablets, and cameras must be removed from bags at security. Lithium batteries up to 100Wh are allowed in cabin. Spare batteries must be in cabin baggage, not check-in.
Cabin Security
All cabin bags are screened at the security checkpoint. You may be asked to open and demonstrate electronic devices. Items that fail screening will not be permitted on board.
Prohibited Items

The following items are not permitted in cabin or check-in baggage:

Firearms, guns, and replica weapons (all baggage)
Knives, scissors over 6cm, sharp objects (cabin only)
Explosives, grenades, fireworks (all baggage)
Flammable liquids — petrol, lighter fluid, paint (all)
Corrosive substances — acids, bleach, mercury
Radioactive, infectious, or toxic materials
Lithium batteries >160Wh (all), spare batteries in check-in
Narcotics, controlled substances (all baggage)

Carrying prohibited items is a criminal offence. Violators will be handed over to the relevant authorities. AeroSphere assumes no liability for confiscated items.

Questions about specific items? Our support team can help.

Contact Support