_ Checked Baggage Allowances

1. Piece System

Piece system applies to passengers heading for USA and Canada. According to the ticket class, the standard of baggage allowance are:

a) First Class and Business Class
Two pieces of baggage of which the sum of the greatest outside linear dimensions of each does not exceed 62 inches (158cms), and the weight of each does not exceed 70lbs (32kgs).

b) Economy Class and Tourist Discounted Class
Two pieces of baggage (measured together) of which the sum of the greatest outside linear dimensions does not exceed 107 inches (269cms), provided the sum of the outside linear dimensions of each bag does not exceed 62 inches (158cms), and that the weight of each does not exceed 70lbs (32kgs). Infant who paid 10 percent of the adult fare could bear one baggage provided the sum of the greatest outside linear dimensions does not exceed 45 inches (115cms)

2. Weight System
According to weight system regulations, baggage allowance of each passenger is:

a) 40 kg (88 lbs) for first-class passenger
b) 30 kg (66 lbs) for business-class passenger
c) 20 kg (44 lbs) for economy-class passenger
d) No free baggage allowance is granted to infants paying 10 percent of the adult fare

Carry-on Baggage Allowances

Passengers holing adult-fare or half-fare tickets are entitled to bear only one piece of
unchecked baggage. The baggage should be suitable for placing under the passenger's seat
or in the overhead compartment, and the sum of the greatest outside linear dimensions
does not exceed 45 inches (115cms).

Besides, each passenger may carry in his own custody the following articles free of charge:

a) A lady's handbag
b) An overcoat, wrap or traveling blanket
c) A raincoat, an umbrella or walking stick
d) A small camera and / or a pair of small binoculars
e) Infant food for consumption in flight
f) A reasonable amount of reading matter for the flight
g) An infant cradle
h) A fully collapsible wheelchair, a pair of crutches/braces or artificial limbs

Following are some articles which can't be shipped as baggage:

1. Dangerous articles, such as inflammable, explosive, corrosive, poisonous,
radioactive, polymerizable and magnetized material
2. Arms, sharp or lethal weapons
3. Articles forbidden or limited to import or export according to Chinese laws

Note: Never pack currency, jewelry, securities and other valuables in your checked baggage.