BAGGAGE REGISTRATION AND CLAIM

BAGGAGE REGISTRATION AND CLAIM

 In the interests of ensuring flight security and safety, all baggage, including carry-on items should be presented to the airline's representatives at check-in. Passengers are requested to stay with their baggage at all times, and not to give luggage to others or transport other people's luggage.
The baggage is considered checked when the airline accepts it for transport and assumes responsibility for its safe passage by tagging it. Usually, this baggage is transported in the cargo compartment of the aircraft.
We recommend the passengers attach a nametag to each of their baggage items providing their name, address and telephone number.
Passengers can obtain nametags when purchasing a ticket or at the check-in desk at the airport.
A passenger may take with him or her over and above the baggage allowed for free carriage: a lady's purse or a document case, a bouquet of flowers, a plastic bag, a coat, a scarf or a blanket, an umbrella or a walking-stick, a camera or a laptop computer, binoculars, printed matter for reading during the flight, baby food and a traveling cradle, one package from Duty-free.
It is recommended to carry securities and commercial papers, passports and other documents, drugs, fragile objects and jewelry as hand luggage.