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Doha: AI Express to charge normal excess baggage rates

  •   Thu, Aug 14 2014 12:01:51 PM

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Doha, Aug 14: It has been decided by Air India Express to charge normal EBG (excess baggage) rates on flights into India, with effect from August 15, 2014.

The special excess baggage rate for 10 kg will not apply at the airport.

The special excess baggage rate for 10 kg applies only when it is booked in advance through the reservation system.

The special excess baggage rate of 10 kg can also be done by passengers through the website www.airindiaexpress.in.
  

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  • Shaikh Saheb, Udupi

    Mon, Aug 18 2014

    My HR coordinator is an Egyptian. If I say him book 10 kg excess baggage while booking ticket he is reacting as if I have asked him to purchase a flight for me.
    I requested him that I will pay the excess amount for which he rejected saying he cannot do it no authority.
    Now explain me what should I do.

    AIR India express must increase baggage allowance

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  • vikas, dubai

    Sun, Aug 17 2014

    Time will come AIE passenger will have to travel without any luggage, He should buy all its day to day requirements at destination and leave them when he comes back, what an idea sirji

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  • Deepak, Mangalore/Dubai

    Sun, Aug 17 2014

    While booking tickets on line the system does not accept the option of additional 10 kgs. Tried several times, my friends have tried as well and been unsuccessful. These are tricks by AIE.

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  • Adil, thekkatte/dubai

    Sat, Aug 16 2014

    The new law is effected to all air india express passengers who fly from gcc countries.

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  • akash salian, mangalore

    Fri, Aug 15 2014

    what about dubai?there is no provision given at website for dubai- mangalore passengers.I asked at airindia express office they are also clueless.

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  • Adil, thekkatte/dubai

    Sat, Aug 16 2014

    The new law is effected to all air india express passengers who fly from gcc countries.

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  • Ifthikhar, Mangalore

    Thu, Aug 14 2014

    Normal excess baggage for 10 kg means in excess of how many kgs? How many kgs they allow from Doha & Dammam? Can anybody explain please! Thank you and best regards,

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  • Rajesh, Qatar

    Thu, Aug 14 2014

    you are allowed to carry 20kg luggage 7kg hand carry additional 10 kg by paying 30 Qr at Air port

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  • Irshad Ahmed, Mlore /Qatar

    Thu, Aug 14 2014

    Mr.Rajesh any more you cant pay in the air port special 10kg as per new rule. Please read news article

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  • Ajith, Mangalore

    Fri, Aug 15 2014

    You are wrong .At airport they will charge you 60 for 10 Kg.Surprisingly these crazy people will charge you 60 even it is 1 Kg excess or 10 Kg excess.Better book while buying your ticket.

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  • Irshad Ahmed, Mlore /Qatar

    Thu, Aug 14 2014

    Thank You For THE Information

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