Oversized baggage
- What is oversized luggage?
- Where can you drop off or collect oversized luggage?
- Frequently asked questions
Bringing a surfboard, bicycle, double bass, or another unusually large or heavy item on your trip? That counts as oversized luggage. Always check with your airline or travel agency first to understand the rules.
Criteria for oversized luggage
Your luggage is considered oversized if it:
- Is larger than 90 × 75 × 45 cm
- Weighs more than 23 kg (up to a maximum of 32 kg)
- Weighs less than 0.5 kg
- Note: Exact size and weight limits can vary by airline, so always double-check with them.
What else counts as oversized luggage?
- Rolling items or loose parts: Think of items that can roll or protrude, such as bicycles, golf equipment, or musical instruments. Tip: Use a travel cover to protect them.
- Fragile items: Such as glassware or sensitive equipment.
- Pets: Your pet is also considered special baggage. Want to know more? Check our Page Travelling with pets.
Bringing something even larger or heavier, like an engine block or drum kit? In that case, air cargo might be a better option. Ask your airline about the possibilities.
Where to drop off oversized luggage
Check in first, then take your oversized luggage to the special counter at the back of the departure hall.
Location: Near check-in rows 2 and 3.
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First collect your regular luggage from the belt. Then head to the special counter for oversized luggage.
Location: Near baggage belt 7.
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Frequently asked questions
Anything too big, too heavy, or too light to count as regular luggage. Think sports gear, musical instruments, fragile items—or your pet.
Size: Larger than 90 × 75 × 45 cm
Weight: Heavier than 23 kg (up to 32 kg) or lighter than 0.5 kg
Using a wheelchair or bringing medical equipment over 32 kg? Always inform your airline in advance.
Fees vary depending on the airline. Check with your airline for specific conditions and any extra charges.