Baggage allowance 

AlbaStar allows passengers to book additional baggage at the time of booking the ticket 

Carry-on baggage 

AlbaStar permits  passengers to carry one piece of baggage. The baggage can weigh a maximum of 5kg for charter flights and 7kg for scheduled flights. Furthermore, the baggage can be of maximum 115cm dimension. The airline also permits passengers to take a personal item without charge. The  personal item, for instance, can be a laptop bag or handbag, etc.  

Infants (0-2 years old) can carry 1 piece of carry-on baggage of maximum 3kg weight. 

Checked baggage 

AlbaStar permits  passengers to carry one piece of checked-in baggage. The baggage can weigh a maximum of 15kg for charter flights and 20kg for scheduled flights. Furthermore, the overall dimensions of the baggage need to comply with the check-in standards. Passengers travelling together and arriving at the airport together may pool their baggage allowance.

Checked-in baggage must not exceed 32kg weight, this is as per international regulations. 

Excess baggage

Sports equipment 

AlbaStar allows passengers to carry their sports equipment with them on their next adventure. However, passengers are required to tell the airline about it beforehand. Furthermore, passengers can carry small instruments in the cabin provided that they don’t have any hand luggage.  Please refer to the table below for information on the same –

Prohibited items 

Listed below are the items that are not allowed on-board:

• various items: self-defense spray, irritants, cases with anti-theft system installed, magnetic equipment, etc…
• electronic cigarettes: electronic cigarettes are prohibited inside hold baggage.
• explosives: pyrotechnics, ammunition, firecrackers, toy weapons, rockets, etc…
• gases: gas and gas cylinders (butane, propane, acetylene, oxygen, nitrogen), insecticides, compressed air bottles, lighter refills, fire extinguishers, etc…
• flammable liquids: paints, turpentine, solvents or thinners, petrol, diesel, petroleum, glues, alcohol, ethanol, etc…
• flammable solids: matches (except safety ones), sulphur, magnesium, etc…
• substances susceptible to spontaneous combustion
• substances which, in contact with water, emit flammable gases
• oxidising substances, oxidants and organic peroxides
• toxic or poisonous substances: poisons, herbicides, pesticides, arsenic, etc…
• infectious substances: bacteria, viruses, etc…
• radioactive material: isotopes, etc…
• corrosives: acids, mercury, spillable batteries, chlorine, bleach, etc…