To ensure your passengers have a smooth baggage experience, follow these key guidelines:
- Maximum weight per bag: 32 kg (items exceeding this must be sent as cargo).
- Checked baggage allowance: Each passenger is entitled to carry a maximum total of five (5) items. This includes baggage, pets/animals, sports/special equipment, and musical instruments.
- Prepaid extra baggage: Passengers can prepay for up to 5 additional pieces, up to 2 hours before the scheduled departure on A3 stock (390) and A3 operating flight.
- Calculate baggage allowance: Use the baggage calculator to provide passengers with estimated costs for excess or overweight baggage before travel, based on the fare type and baggage allowance.
- Refund policy: Excess baggage services (FBAG, FBAC, FBGS, FBGC) are non-refundable except in specific cases outlined under “Baggage Allowance Fare Comparison”.
Baggage Allowance Fare Comparison
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Personal Item
Women’s/men’s handbag or thin laptop case.Must fit and be placed under the seat in front of you.
Cabin Baggage
Max dimensions for Adults & Children (2 - 11 years old):Airbus fleet: 56 cm x 45 cm x 25 cm
Turboprop fleet:55 cm x 40 cm x 23 cm
Max dimensions for Infants (0-2 years old):
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Must fit and be placed in the overhead bin
Checked Baggage
Sum of length/width/height:
158 cm(62 inches)
Notes:
- The Comfort Flex and Business Class baggage allowances also apply to all bookings made via a bank loyalty scheme and Saver fare travelers.
- Children above the age of 2 are entitled to travel with 1 collapsible stroller free of charge (irrelevant of fare type), if necessary for their trip. The collapsible stroller can either be checked in, with priority handover upon arrival depending on airport availability or handed over to our staff upon boarding if the aircraft capacity allows.
- Baggage exceeding size or weight limits will be checked in to your final destination, and fees may apply. Passenger will receive a baggage claim receipt for pickup at arrival. Reminder: valuables must be removed (laptops, cameras, power banks) before check-in.
- Each passenger is entitled to carry a maximum total of five (5) items. This includes baggage, pets/animals, sports/special equipment, and musical instruments.
- Purchase of extra baggage is available via the GDS systems/Farelogix any time before check-in and up to 2 hours prior to departure (GR local time, based on your ticket’s departure time. As alternative, possibility is also offered via website or the AEGEAN Call Center with an €8 service fee per passenger.
- Purchase of overweight baggage is available via the website or via the AEGEAN Call Center at a later time than ticket issuance with an €8 service fee per passenger, anytime before check-in and up to 2 hours prior to departure (GR local time, based on your ticket’s departure time).
- In case of voluntary (passenger-related) flight cancellation or no-show,
purchased baggage is non-refundable. Refunds are possible only under the following circumstances:
- Involuntary (airline-related cancellation) flight change (i.e., flight cancellations, delays, or schedule changes).
- In the event of baggage loss.
- In case of rerouting and reissue of your flight, pre-purchased baggage is included in the new ticket. Please note that if the new baggage’s price is higher, the difference will be charged.
The above baggage policy only applies to flights operated by AEGEAN and Olympic Air. To find out about the terms and conditions that apply to baggage and carry-on bag on codeshare flights operated by partner airlines, please check their respective websites.
Key takeaways for you
- Confirm baggage allowance per fare type before ticket issuance.
- Verify combinability rules for multi-ticket itineraries.
- Check separate airline policies when different carriers are involved.
- Ensure passengers know their baggage eligibility before check-in to avoid unexpected charges.
Extra and overweight baggage
Overweight baggage is considered any checked baggage weighing over 23kg and up to 32kg. Baggage weighing over 32kg can only be accepted as Cargo. When baggage exceeds the standard dimensional characteristics but remains within the acceptable weight specifications (32 kilos) it is considered Special baggage and is charged accordingly.
Prepaid Excess Baggage Options
Encourage prepayment to help passengers avoid higher fees at the airport.
- Convenient Prepayment: Passengers can prepay for excess baggage via:
- GDS system/Farelogix
- AEGEAN website
- AEGEAN app
- Call centre (€8 service fee per passenger applies)
- Baggage Calculator: Use the online baggage calculator to estimate excess baggage costs for additional or overweight baggage prior to travel, based on the fare type and allowance.
- Prepayment Deadline: Prepaid baggage options are available up to 2 hours before departure.
Important notes for prepaid baggage
- Charges: Applied per bag, regardless of the number of additional pieces purchased.
- Resolution 302: Applies to interline itineraries.
- Gate Payment Restrictions: Certain routes do not allow baggage payment at the gate.
- Code-Share Flights: For A3 and SQ/EY code-share flights, baggage policies are governed by the Most Significant Carrier (MSC).
Key takeaways for you
- Check baggage policies for mixed-ticket and multi-airline itineraries to prevent unexpected fees.
- Verify excess baggage refund eligibility before processing claims.
Baggage Delay & Tracking
AEGEAN is committed to assisting passengers with baggage issues efficiently. In the event a passenger’s checked baggage is not found upon arrival, they must report the issue immediately to AEGEAN Ground Staff at the airport before leaving the airport.
- The baggage details will be logged in WorldTracer: the global baggage tracking system.
- A unique File Reference ID: (e.g. ATHA312345) will be provided for all future communications and inquiries.
- Important: Claims for damage or loss of fragile, perishable, or high-value items in checked baggage cannot be accepted.
Tracking Baggage Status
To check the status of a delayed passenger bag:
- Visit our Online Baggage Tracing tool.
- Enter the 10-character File Reference ID: (e.g., ATHA312345) and passenger’s last name.
Tips for Agents: Provide passengers with their File Reference ID and direct them to the tracking tool for updates.
Νext steps for unresolved baggage cases
Inquiries within the first 5 days: Contact the baggage claim office at the airport where the report was filed.
Inquiries for more than 5 days:
- Agents or passengers should complete and submit the Passenger Form for Checked Baggage.
- Contact Lost and Found at Athens International Airport at +30 210 3530546.
If baggage is not found after 45 days
- The settlement process will be initiated. AEGEAN is committed to resolving baggage issues promptly.
Key takeaways for you
- Immediate reporting is essential: ensure passengers file a claim before leaving the airport.
- Provide the File Reference ID: encourage passengers to track updates via the Online Baggage Tracing tool.
- Direct passengers to the correct contact points: depending on the timeline (airport office for the first 5 days, Lost and Found from day 6, reimbursement after 45 days).
- Advise on baggage exclusions: fragile, perishable or high-value items are not covered under loss claims.
Special Baggage
Carriage of Musical Instruments
Aegean Airlines provides to passengers, the opportunity to travel with their musical instrument - which must be carried in a secure, hard case. The instrument may be checked in to be transported in the hold, or taken with passenger on board the plane. When passengers check in, the instrument will be asked to sign a Limited Release Form, in which they agree that the musical instrument is being carried entirely at their own liability.
If you wish to take the instrument with you into the cabin of the plane, it will be counted as hand baggage. Its dimensions must not exceed 56 cm in height x 45 cm in length x 25 cm in width, and it must not weigh more than 8kg.
If the instrument exceeds these limits then an extra seat must be reserved, in the same fare base/fare family with the passenger. The extra seat may be either Economy (only for Flex, Family & ComfortFlex fares) or Business class and no taxes are charged except YQ/YR. The dimensions must be:
Maximum dimensions for A320 Family aircraft:
- 150cm Height x 22cm Length x 42 cm Width (from cabin floor)
- 110cm Height x 60cm Length x 42cm Width (from seat)
Maximum dimensions for DASH8-100, DASH8-400 and AT7(ATR):
- 135cm Height x 40cm Length x 28cm Width (from cabin floor)
- 90cm Height x 40cm Length x 50cm Width (from seat)
For more information, please go to section Special Services - Extra Seat
Sports / Special Εquipment on Flights operated by AEGEAN / Olympic Air
Sports equipment on flights operated by AEGEAN/Olympic Air
Sports equipment is carried free of charge under the free baggage allowance regulations (piece or weight concept).
If the ticket is issued under a Light/Flex fare (where there is no free baggage allowance), the carriage of the SPEQ is not free of charge.
All sports/special equipment that exceeds the free baggage allowance (including the checked in baggage) of the ticket will be charged as per below tables (list of Sports Equipment and all other equipment that is not included in the list with the dimensions/weight table).
Sports baggage and any special baggage (painting, oil, books, etc.) that:
- are not listed in the sports equipment table
- cannot be included in the free baggage allowance (total weight exceeds the FBA)
- are not defined as baggage
Charges will apply according to dimensions/weight:
| Small (SPEQ) | Medium (SPEQ) | Large (BULK) |
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Small Up to 15kgs and/or 1.40m |
Medium 15-32kgs and/or 1.41-2m |
Large 15-32kgs and/or over 2m |
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Small 35 EUR |
Medium 55 EUR |
Large 80 EUR |
- A restriction of a maximum 5 checked items in total (bags, AVIH, PETC, SPEQ, etc) per passenger applies.
- If the sports baggage exceeds the maximum weight of 32 kg, it can only be carried as cargo and cargo charges will be applied.
- The cargo department should be contacted for further clarification and charges.
- Same rates apply for both: Domestic & International routes.
Rates apply per direction (from baggage drop-off to the next baggage check-in) and apply:
- only for A3/OA flights
- for A3/OA with LHG (LH, LX, OS) when A3/OA are the Most Significant Marketing Carrier
(Reso 302, U.S DoT). - for A3/OA with specific OAL partners in interline itineraries to follow the same rule with baggage policy. SPEQs to be considered part of the provision and subject to 302 and US DoT requirement
- 1st Example:
Itinerary:
20 JUN SKG-ATH A3 marketing/OA operating
20 JUN ATH-FRA A3 operating
20 JUN FRA-NYC UA operating
A3/OA Airport ticketing agent will charge passenger for the SPEQ only for SKG-ATH-FRA with one rate as SKG-FRA
For FRA-NYC flight, passenger should be informed that will have to go to the UA counter to paying the SPEQ according to UA policy.
- 2nd Example:
20 JUN RHO-ATH A3 marketing/OA operating
20 JUN ATH-MAD IB operating
20 JUN MAD-SIN SQ operating
A3/OA agent will charge passenger for the SPEQ only for RHO-ATH with one rate RHO-ATH
For ATH-MAD and MAD-SIN, passenger should be informed that they will have to go to the IB and SQ counters to paying the SPEQ according to the operating carriers’ policies.
- 3rd Example:
20 JUN SKG-ATH A3 marketing/OA operating
20 JUN ATH-FRA A3 marketing/LH operating
20 JUN FRA-PEK CA operating
Normally the agent will charge the passenger for SKG-PEK (as both LH and CA are included in airlines that A3 has agreement as per table in paragraph 1), but as LH and CA request the issuance of a different document (LH MD10 and CA Paper EBT), the procedure will be as follows:
A3/OA agent will charge the passenger for the Special service for SKG-ATH-FRA with one rate as per MSMC and will issue one MD10
And for FRA-PEK with CA, they will charge the passenger again with the charge of the MSMC for this itinerary (CA) and will issue paper EBT.
Rates are the same for domestic and international routes.
Rates apply per direction (from baggage drop-off to the next baggage check-in) when checked in baggage with SPEQ exceeds the free baggage allowance and:
- only for A3/OA flights
- for A3/OA with airlines of table in paragraph 1, when A3/OA are the Most Significant Marketing Carrier (Reso 302, U.S DoT)
- List of Sport Equipment: as per A3/OA definitions
Charges
- Applies to all sporting equipment included in the List of Sports Equipment.
- Prepayment for Sports Equipment services included in the table below is now offered on all A3/OA online and offline direct ticketing channels.
- Exception are for Golf and Weapon services, which are not offered through A3/OA online channels.
Sports Equipment free of charge
Sports equipment can be carried as part of Free Checked Baggage Allowance under the following conditions:
- On A3 and OA operating flights.
- Customer still entitled to free pieces as part of Free Baggage Allowance after checking in all bags.
- Sports Equipment must meet the size and weight restrictions of the free checked baggage allowance.
- Star and AEGEAN Miles+Bonus FFP Gold privilege for an extra free piece is considered for sports equipment as well.
AEGEAN Miles+Bonus FFP Gold members privilege for carriage of Golf bags free of charge:
- always exempted from Golf bag charges on A3 and OA operating flights
- Golf bags should be within the limits of weight or size of Free Baggage Allowance
- unlimited number of Golf bags allowed, but always within the rule of 5 total checked items per passenger.
Sports Equipment to be charged
Sports Equipment is charged under the following conditions:
- Sports Equipment exceeds economy Free Baggage Allowance limit of 23kg (but always up to 32kg)
- Sports Equipment exceeds the maximum weight of 32 kg. The Cargo department should be contacted for further information and applicable charges
- Restriction of maximum 5 checked items in total (bags, AVIH, PETC, SPEQ, etc.) per passenger applies. Any further items above this limit will be considered as not being the personal property of the passenger for the trip and must be treated as Cargo, following Cargo procedures and charges.
Attention:
- FBAG EMD cannot be used for the SPEQ. Agent should charge passenger for the special equipment as per below tables.
EMD-A will follow the normal rules (non-refundable in case of cancellation or keep it open for future usage within 1 year) - Sports equipment does not have to include all the items mentioned in the above list. Even if the passenger travels with one item only of the sports equipment, the charge will still be applied as per table.
- Example:
A passenger with a ComfortFlex ticket, travels with one checked baggage and one bag containing one pair of ski boots
The charge for the boots will be as per SKI equipment and charged (50 EUR)
- The charge is not per bag, but per sports equipment (per SSR request).
A passenger is not allowed to carry more than 5 pieces in total (baggage & equipment in total)
- Example
A passenger travels with one SKI equipment in two bags (one bag with one pair of skis and one pair of ski poles and one bag with a helmet and one pair of boots)
The charge will be for one equipment (even if two bags are being used).
Sports Equipment rates apply as per table and per direction (from baggage drop-off to the next baggage check-in):
- Only for A3/OA flights
- For A3/OA with LHG (LH, LX, OS) when A3/OA are the Most Significant Marketing Carrier
(Reso 302, U.S DoT). - For A3/OA with specific OAL partners as per paragraph 1 in interline itineraries to follow the same rule with baggage policy. SPEQs to be considered part of the provision and subject to 302 and US DoT requirement
Same rates apply for both: Domestic & International routes.
Examples:
| Type of passenger: | Economy Light/Flex | Economy ComfortFlex | Business |
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Type of passenger: Any other than AEGEAN Miles+Bonus FFP Gold member |
Economy Light/Flex FBA: 0PC |
Economy ComfortFlex FBA:1 PC at 23kg |
Business FBA:2PC at 32kg |
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Type of passenger: Baggage items to be checked |
Economy Light/Flex 0 |
Economy ComfortFlex 2 |
Business 2 |
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Type of passenger: Speq items to be checked |
Economy Light/Flex 4items to be charged = 4 |
Economy ComfortFlex 4not allowed as each pap may carry up to 5 checked items |
Business 3items to be charged = 3 |
| Type of passenger: | Economy Light/Flex | Economy ComfortFlex | Business |
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Type of passenger: AEGEAN Miles+Bonus FFP Gold member |
Economy Light/Flex FBA: 0PC |
Economy ComfortFlex FBA:1 PC at 23kg |
Business FBA:2PC at 32kg |
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Type of passenger: Baggage items to be checked |
Economy Light/Flex 0 |
Economy ComfortFlex 1 |
Business 2 |
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Type of passenger: Speq items to be checked |
Economy Light/Flex 1charged = NO |
Economy ComfortFlex 1charged = NO |
Business 1charged = NO |
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Type of passenger: Golf equipment to be checked |
Economy Light/Flex 2charged = no |
Economy ComfortFlex 2charged = no |
Business 2charged = no |
| Type of passenger: | Economy Light/Flex | Economy ComfortFlex | Business |
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Type of passenger: Any other than AEGEAN Miles+Bonus FFP Gold member |
Economy Light/Flex FBA: 0PC |
Economy ComfortFlex FBA:1 PC at 23kg |
Business FBA:2PC at 32kg |
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Type of passenger: Baggage items to be checked |
Economy Light/Flex 0 |
Economy ComfortFlex 0 |
Business 1 |
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Type of passenger: Speq items to be checked Over 23kg up to 32kg |
Economy Light/Flex 1items to be charged = 1 |
Economy ComfortFlex 1items to be charged = 1 |
Business 1items to be charged = No |
| Type of passenger: | Economy Light/Flex | Economy Light/Flex | Economy ComfortFlex | Business |
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Type of passenger: STAR FFP Gold member on A3 flights* |
Economy Light/Flex FBA: 0PC |
Economy Light/Flex FBA: 0PC |
Economy ComfortFlex FBA:1 PC at 23kg |
Business FBA:2PC at 32kg |
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Type of passenger: Baggage items to be checked |
Economy Light/Flex 0 |
Economy Light/Flex 1 |
Economy ComfortFlex 1 |
Business 3 |
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Type of passenger: Speq items to be checked |
Economy Light/Flex 1charge = No |
Economy Light/Flex 1charge = Yes |
Economy ComfortFlex 1charge = No |
Business 1charged = Yes |
* Star Alliance Gold Members are entitled to one additional item with maximum weight as per compartment booked, free of charge only on A3 flights.
| Type of SPEQ | Description | SSR | SSR Key | Prepayment | Payment at the airport |
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Type of SPEQ Alpinist Equipment/Hiking/Walking |
Description a backpack, an ice pick, a pair of climbing iron, 1 pair of poles |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key ALPI |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Archery Equipment |
Description a set of bow and arrow packed in a durable protective container |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key ARCH |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Bicycle |
Description a regular bike (non-motorized touring/racing single –seat bicycle/no e-bike) or a special children's trolley to use with a bike or a one-wheel bike |
SSR BIKE |
SSR Key N/A |
Prepayment 55 EUR |
Payment at the airport 70 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Boogie board/Body board |
Description a board |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key BOOG |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Bowling Equipment |
Description One bowling bag, one bowling ball and one pair of bowling shoes |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key BOWL |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Canoe/Kayak |
Description a canoe or a kayak (no motor attached); 1 set of paddles |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key CANO |
Prepayment 100 EUR |
Payment at the airport 100 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Fencing Equipment |
Description 1 bag including helmet, fencing uniform and fencing sword |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key FENC |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Fishing Equipment |
Description One fishing tackle box or a haversack or an angler's basket, one landing net, one pair of fishing boots, 2 rods, one reel, a bag or a box |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key FISH |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Golf Equipment [1] |
Description a golf bag containing one set of golf clubs, golf balls and tees, a pair of golf shoes |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key GOLF |
Prepayment DOM:35 EURINT:45 EUR |
Payment at the airport DOM:35 EURINT:45 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Hang Gliding Equipment |
Description a set of hang gliding equipment packed in a container |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key HGLD |
Prepayment 100 EUR |
Payment at the airport 100 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Hockey Equipment |
Description a hockey bag, hockey sticks, a pair of ice skates, a set of body protection (knee, arms, etc.), a helmet |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key HOCK |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Horse Riding Equipment |
Description a saddle (must be properly packaged to withstand normal handling), a set of horse harness, a horse whip, a pair of riding boots, a bareback pad, 1 set of polo sticks |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key HORS |
Prepayment 100 EUR |
Payment at the airport 100 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Inline-Skates |
Description a pair of inline skates, a set of body protection (knee, arms, etc.), a helmet |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key SKTE |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Javelin |
Description a set of javelin equipment packed in a container |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key JAVE |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Kite Surfboard |
Description a kite, a board |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key KITE |
Prepayment 60 EUR |
Payment at the airport 70 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Longboard |
Description a board (exceeding 2m) |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key LONG |
Prepayment 100 EUR |
Payment at the airport 100 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Parachute Equipment |
Description a set of Parachute Equipment packed in a container |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key PARA |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Pole Vault Equipment |
Description a set of vaulting poles packed in a container |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key POLE |
Prepayment 100 EUR |
Payment at the airport 100 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Rubber Dinghy/Boat |
Description a rubber dinghy (no motor attached); 1 set of paddles |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key BOAT |
Prepayment 100 EUR |
Payment at the airport 100 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Scuba/Skin diving Equipment [*2] |
Description a diving mask, one snorkel, 2 fins, wetsuit, BCD-jacket, one scuba regulator, an empty scuba tank bottle, one tank harness, one tank pressure gauge, one knife, one spear gun, one safety vest, a lamp (switched off, energy source, separately packed, removed battery protected against short circuit) |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key SCUB |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Skateboard |
Description a board, a set of body protection (knee, arms, etc.), a helmet |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key SKBO |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Ski Equipment (snow and water ski) |
Description one pair of ski, one pair of ski poles, one pair of boots (even if in separate bag), a helmet |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key SKIS |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 70 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Snowboard Equipment [3] (snow ski equipment) |
Description a snowboard, a pair of boots (even if in separate bag), a helmet |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key SNOW |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Sporting/Hunting Weapons plus Ammunition) |
Description Sporting/Hunting guns, pistols, rifles plus ammunition (according to IATA DGR Regulations and if packed in a separate bag) |
SSR WEAP |
SSR Key WEAP |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Surfboard |
Description a board (up to 2m) |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key SURF |
Prepayment 60 EUR |
Payment at the airport 70 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Tennis-/Squash-/Badminton Equipment |
Description a set of rackets and balls packed in a bag |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key TENN |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Wakeboard |
Description A Wakeboard |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key WAKE |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Water ski Equipment [3] |
Description one pair of standard water skis or one slalom water ski |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key WATR |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Waveboard |
Description a board, a set of body protection (knee, arms, etc.), a helmet |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key WAVE |
Prepayment 50 EUR |
Payment at the airport 50 EUR |
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Type of SPEQ Windsurf Equipment |
Description one board (up to 2m), a sail, a boom, a gear bag, one mast and sail |
SSR SPEQ |
SSR Key WIND |
Prepayment 100 EUR |
Payment at the airport 100 EUR |
Attention:
Sports equipment does not have to include all the items mentioned in the above list. Even if the passenger travels with one item only of the sports equipment, the charge will still be applied as per table.
Example:
A passenger with a ComfortFlex ticket, travels with one checked baggage and one bag containing one pair of ski boots
The charge for the boots will be as per SKI equipment and charged (50 EUR)
The charge is not per bag, but per sports equipment (per SSR request).
A passenger is not allowed to carry more than 5 pieces in total (baggage & equipment in total)
Example:
A passenger travels with one SKI equipment in two bags (one bag with one pair of skis and one pair of ski poles and one bag with a helmet and one pair of boots)
The charge will be for one equipment (even if two bags are being used).
[1] Golf Equipment
Golf equipment transportation is chargeable from the 1st set.
Golf equipment carriage for AEGEAN Miles +Bonus FFP Gold members is in all cases free of charge.
Charges Summary table for GOLF
| All domestic routes | All international routes |
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All domestic routes 35 EUR |
All international routes 45 EUR |
[2] A passenger’s scuba diving equipment may be accepted as checked baggage provided the air or oxygen supply bottles (included spare bottles) are completely empty. The passenger will be requested to demonstrate this at check-in by opening the valve, to show the check in agent it is empty.
Check-in agents must check the pressure shown on the valve, to confirm that the tanks are empty. .
Engine driven compressors used for filling air bottles must not be carried as baggage
Interlining to/from Star Alliance partners is possible.
[3] The first piece of checked ski equipment, snowboard or waterskis is included in the free baggage allowance regulations on all flights and is therefore free of charge (but always according to free baggage allowance of the respective fare family).
This means that for a passenger with a Light/Flex ticket, this equipment is not free and will be charged according to the List of Sport Equipment table.
A passenger with a ComfortFlex ticket (Free Baggage Allowance 1PC), travelling with 1 baggage (1PC), equipment is not free and should be charged. But travelling without baggage, the equipment will be free of charge (as will be within the Free Baggage Allowance)
A passenger with a business class ticket (Free Baggage Allowance 2PC), travelling with 1 baggage (1PC), the equipment is free (as the second free piece)
Same rule applies in routes with weight concept baggage allowance (if baggage plus the equipment is within the free baggage weight, it will be free of charge, if not, there will be charges as per the List of Sports Equipment table)
1st Example:
Passenger with a Light/Flex ticket (FBA: 0PC) with a SKI equipment
As there is no Free Baggage Allowance on the ticket, the passenger will be charged for the SKI as per table above
2nd Example:
Passenger with a ComfortFlex ticket (Free Baggage Allowance : 1PC) that has also one baggage and a snowboard
As the Free Baggage Allowance is 1PC and passenger has also a baggage, he/she will be charged for the SKI as per table above 6.1
3rd Example:
Frequent flyer gold member with a ComfortFlex ticket (Free Baggage Allowance :1PC plus 1PC free as gold member) with a snowboard
As the FBA is 1PC plus 1PC free and passenger has one baggage, the snowboard will be free of charge (as the second baggage that gold member is eligible to have free of charge)
Disabled passengers (PRM) are allowed to transport two items of mobility equipment without additional charge.
Mobility equipment which can be used for sports is free of charge as well (up to two pieces total).
If the sports equipment is not mobility equipment then the general rules for the transport of sports equipment also apply for disabled passengers.
- 1st Example:
PRM travels with one wheelchair plus one as sports equipment (mobility equipment). Both will be transferred free of charge.
- 2nd Example:
PRM travels with one wheelchair plus one fishing equipment. The wheelchair is free of charge, but the fishing equipment will be charged as per list of sport equipment.
Note: On journeys involving a transatlantic flight and on flights operated in cooperation with other airlines, the charges may differ.
IATA & SPORTS EQUIPMENT services
In the past, only baggage was part of the resolution 302/US DoT/Canadian Agency of Transportation. Sports equipment services were not in scope of ABR302 resulting in each airline following its own policy/charges.
As per IATA’s latest notification, if Sports equipment services are filed by the carrier as part of the baggage provisions under Category –C, they are now subject to ABR 302 and US DoT requirements
Different approaches for Sports equipment services in interline scenarios have been adopted from A3/OA based on bilateral agreements in place.
Approaches in place:
- A3/OA has bilaterally agreed with LHG (LH, LX, and OS), that in an interline scenario, for any special service (Sports equipment included) it will follow the Most Significant Carrier Resolution 302 and for North America the U.S DoT (same as baggage policy).
Action: The agent shall issue one document for all flights for any special service from origin up to the next baggage check in point.
The charges will be as per marketing carrier from the origin to the next baggage check in point (and always per ticket).
Detailed instructions in paragraph 1) Policy for A3/OA with LHG (LH/OS/LX)-ANY special service
- A3/OA after communications have bilaterally concurred with several IET partners, Sports equipment charges in interline scenarios will follow the same rule as baggage policy. So, since sports equipment is considered to be part of the baggage provision, it is subject to 302 and US DoT requirement.
Action: based on the table below the agent shall issue either paper EBT or virtual XSB/MD10
Detailed instructions as per paragraph 2) Policy of A3/OA & specific OAL partners ONLY for Sports Equipment services (SPEQ) – based on ABR302
- If the IET scenario includes ANY other IET partner (excluding LHG or the airlines reflected in the table below) and Sports equipment carriage is required, then each carrier’s charges/policy shall apply.
Action: The agent shall charge the passenger for each carrier based on its own charge/policy for its own flight/service.
Policy for A3/OA with LHG (LH/OS/LX)-ANY special service
An agreement is in place for any special service (SPEQ/PETC/AVIH/UMNR/MAAS) between A3/OA and LHG (LH, LX, and OS)
In a ticket where A3/OA flights and any LHG carrier is involved, any special services charges shall be based on the Most Significant Carrier Resolution 302 and for North America the U.S DoT (same as baggage policy).
The charges will be as per marketing carrier from the origin to the next baggage check in point (always per ticket)
A3/OA agent shall issue one single document for all flights from origin up to the next baggage check in point.
- 1st example:
One ticket- SPEQ service
20 MAY ATH-FRA with A3 operating
20 MAY FRA-ZRH with LH
As per resolution 302, the first marketing carrier that changes country is A3 Charge for SPEQ will be as per A3 policy from ATH to ZRH.
- 2nd Example:
One ticket-SPEQ service
21 MAY ATH-ZRH with A3 marketing/LX operating
24 MAY ZRH-SIN with LH marketing/ LX operating
In this case LX will charge the passenger for ATH-ZRH only, as the next flight is in 3 days time
On 24th May, the passenger will be charged by LX for ZRH-SIN
- 3rd Example:
One ticket- SPEQ service
27 MAY SKG-ATH with A3 marketing/OA operating
27 MAY ATH-FRA- with LH operating
27 MAY FRA-EWR with LH operating
As per U.S DoT the first marketing carrier on the ticket is A3, so the charges will be based on A3 policy from SKG-EWR
- 4th Example:
Two tickets- SPEQ service
First ticket: 30MAY ATH-FRA with A3 operating
30MAY FRA-TLV with LH operating
01JUN TLV-IST with A3 operating
Second ticket: 01JUN IST-LCA with A3 operating
In this case there are two tickets in place:
For ticket 1: the A3 agent will charge the passenger from ATH-TLV (as the airlines on the two first flights have a common policy for special services)
MSMC is LH (the first marketing carrier that changes subarea), so the A3 agent will charge the passenger with LH charges for SPEQ
The agent will issue one virtual XSB/MD10
The 1st ticket has another flight two days later and as a result separate check in is required
For ticket 2 there is one flight for the same date as the last coupon of ticket 1 and both flights are A3 operated.
The check in agent shall proceed with through check in but the charge for SPEQ shall be applied per ticket.
One SPEQ charge for the 1st ticket for the flight TLV-IST and a separate SPEQ charge for the 2nd ticket for the flight IST-LCA
The agent should issue two EMD-As, a separate one for each ticket
Policy of A3/OA & specific OAL partners ONLY for Special Equipment services (SPEQ) – based on ABR302
A3/OA communicated with IET partners and bilaterally concurred SPEQ charges in interline itineraries to follow the same rule as baggage policy assuming that SPEQ are filed under Category – C.
SPEQs to be considered part of the provision and subject to 302 and US DoT requirement.
Please be aware that:
- Worldwide apart from itineraries from/to U.S/Canada:
Follow IATA Reso 302 as per MSMC (Most Significant Marketing Carrier).
- For itineraries from/to U.S/Canada:
Follow U.S DoT as per first Marketing Carrier in the ticket.
Attention as the above policy is strictly applied to define the SPEQ charges carrier.
If the baggage carrier (as per MSMC or first Marketing Carrier) is A3/OA, then the policy/charges for SPEQ will be according to the charges reflected below.
The charges will be as per Marketing Carrier from the origin to the next baggage check in point (and always per ticket)
A3/OA agent will issue one single document for all flights from origin up to the next baggage check in point.
Find below a table for your information for the SPEQ agreements in place in interline scenarios where A3/OA is the validating carrier.
| Airline & numeric code | Carrier | A3 document |
|---|---|---|
|
Airline & numeric code AA/001 |
Carrier American Airlines |
A3 document Paper EBT |
|
Airline & numeric code AR/044 |
Carrier Aerolineas Argentinas |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code AZ/055 |
Carrier Alitalia |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code BT/657 |
Carrier Air Baltic |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code CA/999 |
Carrier Air China |
A3 document Paper EBT |
|
Airline & numeric code DL/006 |
Carrier Delta Airlines |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code EY/607 |
Carrier Etihad Airways |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code FB/623 |
Carrier Bulgaria Air |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code FI/108 |
Carrier Alitalia |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code AZ/055 |
Carrier Icelandair |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code GF/072 |
Carrier Gulfair |
A3 document Paper EBT |
|
Airline & numeric code JL/131 |
Carrier Japan Airlines |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code LX/724 |
Carrier Swiss International Air |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code LY/114 |
Carrier El Al Israel |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code ME/076 |
Carrier Middle East |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code JP/165 |
Carrier Adria Airway |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code JU/115 |
Carrier Jat Air Serbia |
A3 document Paper EBT |
|
Airline & numeric code KE/180 |
Carrier Korean Airlines |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code |
Carrier Lufthansa Deutsche |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code MS/077 |
Carrier Egyptair |
A3 document Paper EBT |
|
Airline & numeric code NH/205 |
Carrier All Nippon |
A3 document Paper EBT |
|
Airline & numeric code OS/257 |
Carrier Austrian Airlines |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code PS/566 |
Carrier Ukraine Airlines |
A3 document Paper EBT |
|
Airline & numeric code SU/555 |
Carrier Aeroflot |
A3 document Paper EBT |
|
Airline & numeric code TK/235 |
Carrier Turkish Airlines |
A3 document Paper EBT |
|
Airline & numeric code TP/047 |
Carrier Tap-Air Portugal |
A3 document Virtual XSB/MD10 |
|
Airline & numeric code 9U/572 |
Carrier Air Moldova |
A3 document Paper EBT |
|
Airline & numeric code SK/177 |
Carrier Scandinavian |
A3 document Paper EBT |
Policy between A3/OA & OAL
Until all airlines come up with a common policy for interline itineraries, if A3/OA, as first operating carrier in an itinerary, wants to issue the document and charge the passenger for the service until final destination, then this is possible, as long as the applicable amounts as per each operating carrier policy/charges are charged for the respective carrier segment(s).
- 1st example:
SPEQ service
VC -390/A3
OC- A3 - ATH-FRA
OC- SQ - FRA-SIN
A3 will issue one EMD-A for ATH-FRA based on A3 charges and will issue one paper document (paper EBT), for FRA-SIN based on SQ charges
- 2nd example:
SPEQ service
VC - OAL
OC- A3 - ATH-LON
OC-BA - LON-PHL
A3 will issue one paper EBT (XSB) with A3 charges for ATH-LON and BA charges for LON-PHL
General rules
- Charges are per ticket and from origin up to the next baggage check in point
- Special Equipment (SPEQ, BIKE, WEAP), PETC/AVIH, UMNR/MAAS services are not part of IATA Resolution 302 and/or US DoT and/or Canadian Transportation Agency
- Special Equipment (SPEQ, BIKE, WEAP), PETC/AVIH, UMNR/MAAS services do not fall under any interline rule, which means that for an interline ticket; the charge should be the sum of all operating carrier (involved in the itinerary) amounts for the specific special service as per each carrier’s policy.
- Only for A3/OA with airlines in the table of paragraph 1, the charge will be as per origin to check in point according to Resolution 302 for MSMC and for U.S DoT for U.S/Canada
- Only for A3 and OA operating flights (or A3/OA codeshare flight operating by A3/OA only) UMNR can be also purchased in advance by other Point of Sales (Call center, ticketing town offices, and travel agencies)
- If a passenger informs an agent that they will have one case containing two sets of sports equipment (example two SKI), the agent should inform the passenger that each sport equipment must be carried in a separate case.
Agent should add in the SR, the number of special equipment that passenger will carry in the same case.
- Example:
SR SPEQ NN2-1 SKI 80X60X50/P1
Response:
SSR SPEQ A3 HK2 1 SKI 80X60XIR50.MAX LENGTH 2M-UP TO 32KGS/IF EXCEEDING PLS RQST IT AS SR BULK/S3/P1
For more information regarding entries, please contact your GDS Help Desk or visit your GDS’s Help/Info Pages.
Weapons & Ammunition Carriage
Bookings for weapons / ammunition [sporting/hunting guns, pistols, rifles plus ammunition (according to IATA DGR Regulations and if packed in a separate bag)] can be made only through the AEGEAN call center, upon relevant approval.
The charge per weapon or ammunition carriage is €50(please note that for flights from Cyprus there is an extra fee of €25 which will be paid by the passenger at our ticketing desk).
The following restrictions apply for weapons:
- Weapons are not permitted to be carried within your checked baggage.
- Any arms which are permitted for transportation must be presented in the check-in in a separate case and then carried in hold; carriage in the cabin is not permitted.
- Weapons of war (automatic and semi-automatic) are not accepted for carriage.
- Arms of Police Officers and Body Guards and civilians holding gun license for personal protection are not charged.
- Swords of Army Cadets and Officers are not charged.
- Weapons unloading and suitable packaging are under the responsibility of the holder.
- Ammunition with explosive or incendiary projectiles is not accepted for carriage.
- Any ammunition which is permitted for transportation must be checked-in (packed separately from the weapon) and then carried in hold; carriage in the cabin is not permitted.
- Ammunition must be packed in a strong outer container made of wood, metal or fiberboard.
- Ammunition must be protected, inside the container, against shock and secured against any movement. In general, it must be packed in such a way that it cannot function accidentally.
The passenger is fully responsible to be in possession of all related documentation required by the departure and arrival point authorities, including any intermediate stations.
Until all requirements of transportation of weapons / ammunition are fulfilled and the item(s) are handed to the airline, remains under the passenger’s responsibility.
Instructions for Requesting Special Baggage within a booking for both Domestic and International Routings
For carriage to be approved, you must insert into the booking -in advance of passenger's journey- the relevant entry (SSR) of your GDS using the SPEQ abbreviation and NN status, and describe the items in question, kilos and dimensions. An Aegean reply will follow upon the SSR status (HK or UC), accompanied -where needed- with a respective SSR which will provide you with the correct details. In case you haven't followed these details in first place, you should insert a new correct SSR. Afterwards the same procedure will be followed by Aegean for the reply.
Exception:
- For bicycles the SSR must be inserted with the BIKE abbreviation (not SPEQ) using NN status as per above instructions. In addition the SSR status (HK or UC) reply will depend on the number of BIKEs available within the fixed quota per flight.
- For arms and ammunition the SSR must be inserted with WEAP abbreviation using NN status as per above instructions..
- For large sports equipment the SSR must be inserted with BULK abbreviation using NN status as per above instructions.
Attention:
The following items may also be accepted at check-in without reservation, if space available:
- Bowling equipment
- Skateboard
- Tennis/ squash/ badminton equipment
- Alpinist equipment
- Scuba/ skin diving equipment
- Archery
Dangerous Goods
Prohibited items and baggage guidelines
For the safety of all passengers and crew, certain materials and substances are strictly prohibited on board our flights. Please review the following guidelines to ensure compliance and avoid issues during check-in or security screening.Prohibited items: health & safety risks
We kindly ask all passengers to adhere to the ban on carrying the following dangerous or restricted items, which may pose serious risks to personal health, fellow travelers, and aircraft safety:Explosive or flammable materials
These are not allowed in either carry-on or checked baggage, including but not limited to:
- Ammunition or weapons
- Fireworks or flares
- Gas cylinders or gas containers
- Flammable fuels or liquids (e.g. lighter fluid, paints, solvents)
- Alcoholic beverages with more than 70% alcohol content
- Acetone and similar volatile substances
Toxic or chemical substances
The transport of hazardous chemicals is prohibited, including:
- Acids, alkalis, and corrosive agents
- Bleach or cleaning products
- Pepper spray or incapacitating sprays
- Radioactive materials or poisons
Infectious or biological materials
Items such as contaminated blood, bacteria, or viruses are strictly forbidden.Transporting food & beverages
Food in liquid or semi-liquid form
Items like olive oil must be:
- Securely packed in wooden boxes with absorbent materials to prevent leaks.
- Checked against import restrictions that may apply in your destination country.
Wine and alcohol
Bottled wine must be packed in leak-proof wineskins, one per bottle, if placed in checked baggage. Alternatively, you may use:
- A wooden box with absorbent materials (wood chips, cloth), or
- A cardboard box with custom-fit Styrofoam inserts.
Unbottled wine is not permitted.
Additional charges may apply based on your fare class and baggage allowance.
Electronic cigarettes & devices
You can carry electronic cigarettes including e-cigars and other personal vaporizers containing batteries, for personal use, in your carry-on baggage only. It is prohibited to include electronic cigarettes in checked baggage.The use or charging of smoking devices, including electronic cigarettes or vaping devices, as well as personal power banks, is strictly prohibited in the aircraft cabin at all times. Recharging of these devices and/or batteries on board the aircraft is not permitted, and passengers must take measures to prevent their accidental activation.
Battery and power bank transport guidelines
For your safety and in compliance with international aviation regulations, please follow these rules when carrying batteries and electronic devices on board.Spare / loose batteries (including power banks)
- Allowed only in carry-on baggage – not permitted in checked baggage.
- Must be individually protected to prevent short circuits:
- Use original retail packaging or
- Insulate terminals (e.g., tape over exposed terminals, or place in separate plastic bags/pouches).
Applies to:
- Lithium-ion and lithium metal batteries
- Non-spillable batteries
- Nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) and dry batteries
- Power banks (considered spare batteries)
Quantity and capacity limits
Spare lithium batteries:
- Up to 20 batteries per passenger
Must not exceed:
- 100 Wh (Watt-hour) for lithium-ion
- 2 g lithium content for lithium metal
Non-spillable batteries:
- Max 2 spare batteries per passenger
- Must not exceed 12 V and 100 Wh
High-capacity batteries (up to 160 Wh / 8 g lithium):
Allowed only with prior airline approval.Batteries installed in devices
Devices include laptops, cameras, medical equipment (e.g., nebulisers, oxygen concentrators), and other portable electronics.Battery limits for installed devices:
- Lithium-ion batteries: Max 100 Wh
- Lithium metal batteries: Max 2 g lithium content
Self-balancing devices
AEGEAN and Olympic Air do not accept for transportation any type of self-balancing device, neither as cabin baggage nor as checked baggage.Smart bags
AEGEAN and Olympic Air do not accept smart bags with non-removable lithium batteries as cabin or checked baggage on any flight. Smart bags with removable batteries will be accepted if the battery is removed and carried separately in the cabin (up to 100Wh if the battery is lithium ion or up to 2g if the battery is lithium metal).Liability for the Transport of Baggage
For further information on the Liability for the Transport of Baggage and the transport of special items, please see the section Conditions & Notices.
For more information please contact us or reach out to the AEGEAN call centre.
Ιtems only allowed in checked baggage (aircraft hold):
Firearms and Other Weapons
Any item capable, or appearing capable, of firing a projectile or causing injury.
Including:
- Any firearm (pistols, revolvers, rifles, hunting guns, shotguns, etc.)
- Replicas and imitations of firearms
- Parts of firearms (with the exception of telescopic sights and aiming lenses)
- Air pistols, air rifles, pellet guns, and ball bearing guns
- Flare pistols
- Starter pistols
- Toy guns of any kind
- Learners’ guns
- Industrial bolt and nail guns
- Crossbows
- Slings
- Spear guns
- Slaughterhouse guns
- Cigarette lighters shaped like a firearm
Blunt Objects
Any blunt or pointed object capable of causing injury. These include:
- Baseball and softball bats
- Clubs or batons – rigid or flexible – e.g. truncheons, night sticks, and batons
- Cricket bats
- Golf clubs
- Hockey sticks
- Lacrosse sticks
- Kayak and canoe paddles
- Skateboards
- Billiard cues
- Fishing rods
- Martial arts equipment, e.g. knuckle dusters, clubs, coshes, rice flails, nunchucks, kubatons, kubasaunts.
Pointed or Sharp Weapons and Objects
Objects with a point or sharp edge capable of causing injury. These include:
- Small and large axes
- Arrows and darts
- Hooks
- Harpoons and spears
- Icepicks
- Ice-skates
- Pocket-knives or stilettos with any length of blade
- Knives, including ceremonial knives, with blades longer than 6 cm, of metal or any other hard material capable of being used as weapons
- Meat cleaver
- Hatchets
- Machetes
- Cutthroat razors and razor-blades (with the exception of safety blades or disposable razors, with blades in a case)
- Sabres, swords and swordsticks
- Scalpels
- Scissors with blades longer than 6cm
- Ski and walking/hiking poles
- Throwing stars (shuriken)
- Professional or working tools which might serve as pointed or sharp-edged weapons, e.g. drills and bits, box cutters, kitchen knives, saws of any kind, screwdrivers, crowbars, hammers, pliers, spanners and wrenches, blow-torches.
Items prohibited in carry-on and checked baggage:
Explosive and Flammable Materials
Any explosive or highly flammable material which might endanger the health of passengers and crew or the safety, in all respects, of the aircraft or personal items carried thereon.
These include:
- Ammunition
- Blasting caps
- Detonators and fuses
- Explosives and explosive devices
- Replicas or imitations of explosive materials or devices
- Mines or other military explosives
- Gases and gas cylinders, e.g. butane, propane, acetylene, oxygen – in large volume
- Fireworks, flares in any form and other pyrotechnics (including party poppers and toy caps)
- Non-safety matches
- Smoke grenades or cartridges
- Flammable liquid fuel, e.g. petrol, diesel, lighter fuel, alcohol, ethanol
- Paint spray cans
- Turpentine and paint thinners
- Alcoholic drinks with more than 70% alcohol content (140 proof). Packages containing up to 5 litres of alcoholic beverages with an alcohol content of between 24%-70% are, however, permitted.
- Weapons designed to stun or cause electric shock, e.g. cattle prods, tasers
- Dynamite, gunpowder, and plastic explosives
Chemical-Toxic Substances
Any chemical or toxic substance which might endanger the health of passengers and crew, or the safety, in any way, of the aircraft or personal items carried thereon. These include:
- Acids and alkalis, e.g. wet-cell batteries
- Corrosive or bleaching substances – e.g. mercury, chlorine
- Disabling or incapacitating sprays, e.g. Mace spray, pepper spray, tear gas
- Radioactive material e.g. isotopes for medical or commercial use
- Poisons
- Infectious or biologically hazardous materials, e.g. contaminated blood, bacteria, and viruses.
- Material capable of spontaneous ignition or combustion.