What you need to know
Your baggage can be checked through to your final destination, provided that the following conditions are met:
| If you need to change airports, as may be the case when connecting between Buenos Aires Aeroparque and another airport, or between Paris-Orly and Paris Charles de Gaulle. | If you need to connect to another mode of transport, such as a train or a boat. | If your pet is travelling in the aircraft hold, we recommend checking the following information: Travelling with Pets. |
Customs requirements depending on the country and type of connection
Customs authorities at each airport establish the requirements according to the country's regulations and the type of connecting flight. Please check the information relevant to your journey.
If your baggage has been tagged through to your final destination, you do not need to collect it until you arrive at the final point of your journey.
You must collect your baggage upon arrival at these airports.
Baggage tagging and collection will depend on the type of connection you have:
If your connection is on a domestic flight:
Your baggage can only be tagged to the first destination. You must collect it and check it in again at the check-in counters of the airline operating your next flight.
If your connection is on an international flight:
Your baggage may be tagged through to your final destination. Customs clearance and baggage collection will take place at the last point of your journey.
You must collect your baggage and hand it over to the airline operating your next flight, even if your baggage has been tagged through to your final destination.
Baggage collection will depend on the type of connection you have:
If your connection is on a domestic flight:
Your baggage may be tagged through to your final destination. However, you must always collect it and check it in again at the check-in counters of the airline operating your next flight.
If your connection is on an international flight:
If your baggage has been tagged through to your final destination, you will collect it at the last point of your journey.
Blunt, spiked or sharp objects are some of the prohibited items in the aircraft cabin. For more information please see our section on "Prohibited objects".
Items containing liquids or substances of similar consistency may be carried, with up to a maximum of 10 containers of 100 ml (1 litre in total).
Download the PDF to find out what you can and can't carry in your baggage: money to be declared, prohibited items, recommendations before flying, etc.