Confuse about baggage allowance from northwest....

[Honey&Sweety 1]

Hi, there! I just wanna asks something about baggage allowance in Northwest Airlines. I was confuse, I bought a luggage today and I had a big one because the 23kg luggage is too small for my stuff so I chose this big one. I was wondering if it`s okay. I check this site , since I will be flying with Northwest soon! I base my luggage in their specs. but I am still confuse. Can somebody help me understand their checked baggage.

Here is the site:

http://www.nwa.com/travel/luggage/checked.html

[vbtbmrt 2]

well you are allowed 2 bags to check 23 kilo each and that is free because you are flying international and then you can carry one also as long as it will fit in the overhead compartment . if you have more then that you will be charged what it looks like is 150.00 usd it would have to be a really big bag to not meet the requirements like 5 feet long good luck and have a safe trip

[tampamike 1]

My wife took that same flight on November 7th. You get two free bags. They cannot weigh over 23kg each. They cannot measure over 62 linear inches. The total of linear inches is the length, plus the width, plus the height. Have a nice trip.

[Jasman0717 8]

Claudeth had to pay extra, about $70 for the additional two huge bags.

[sjr09 155]

Hi, there! I just wanna asks something about baggage allowance in Northwest Airlines. I was confuse, I bought a luggage today and I had a big one because the 23kg luggage is too small for my stuff so I chose this big one. I was wondering if it`s okay. I check this site , since I will be flying with Northwest soon! I base my luggage in their specs. but I am still confuse. Can somebody help me understand their checked baggage.

Here is the site:

http://www.nwa.com/travel/luggage/checked.html

Are you flying on PAL? and then NWA, NWA will take the same bags that Pal will PAL is down to 50 lb per bag 20 lbs for what you take in the plane

For domestic and trans-Atlantic travel, the maximum weight accepted for any piece of checked baggage, including special baggage items, is 70 pounds. For trans-Pacific travel, the maximum weight accepted for any piece of checked baggage is 100 pounds

[mRs StOcKwElL 1]

Hi, there! I just wanna asks something about baggage allowance in Northwest Airlines. I was confuse, I bought a luggage today and I had a big one because the 23kg luggage is too small for my stuff so I chose this big one. I was wondering if it`s okay. I check this site , since I will be flying with Northwest soon! I base my luggage in their specs. but I am still confuse. Can somebody help me understand their checked baggage.

Here is the site:

http://www.nwa.com/travel/luggage/checked.html

when you bought the luggage you should asked the 62inches dimension and the person incharge of the luggage in mall already knew that...

bear in mind that we are now only allowed 2baggages free with 50lbs only or 23kilos...no more than that because the excess fee is very high...the carry on is 15lbs.

don't be confused of the said domestic flight...even though you have a domestic flight coz you will be transferring to another plane...you are not counted for that since that is your connecting flight.what you have is an international flight.

happy trip & take care!!!!!

[Loving Neneng 1]

Hi, there! I just wanna asks something about baggage allowance in Northwest Airlines. I was confuse, I bought a luggage today and I had a big one because the 23kg luggage is too small for my stuff so I chose this big one. I was wondering if it`s okay. I check this site , since I will be flying with Northwest soon! I base my luggage in their specs. but I am still confuse. Can somebody help me understand their checked baggage.

Here is the site:

http://www.nwa.com/travel/luggage/checked.html

Are you flying on PAL? and then NWA, NWA will take the same bags that Pal will PAL is down to 50 lb per bag 20 lbs for what you take in the plane

For domestic and trans-Atlantic travel, the maximum weight accepted for any piece of checked baggage, including special baggage items, is 70 pounds. For trans-Pacific travel, the maximum weight accepted for any piece of checked baggage is 100 pounds

This information is no longer accurate as the max weight is now 50 pounds per checked luggage and the first two are free. View Northwest Air for updated luggage restrictions. Take care

[ryandgracey 2]

Am taking Cathay - United to my POE. Since there are two of us traveling, we are allowed two 23kg (50lbs) checked baggages and one each of a 15lb carry-on. Our baggages consist of 2 23kg bags, 1 larger bag, the weight of which I intend to keep below 50lbs if I could, and 1 balikbayan box.

Is what I intend to do with the larger bag ok? I measured the bag and it is the usual largest bag intended for 70lbs. I saw that baggage dimensions are the same throughout all classes of travel, only difference is the weight allowance. So that I can still use this bag and keep the weight at 50lbs?

[Honey&Sweety 1]

Thank you guys for all the replies. I will be taking direct flight NWA only(MNL-NAGOYA-DETROIT). I was enlightened by all your suggestions here that such a great help. I am now starting to pack up in the luggage I bought and I also purchased one bath room weighing scale from Japan home . I want to make sure that I won`t have excess baggage. Have a good day and God bless us all!

[Loving Neneng 1]

Thank you guys for all the replies. I will be taking direct flight NWA only(MNL-NAGOYA-DETROIT). I was enlightened by all your suggestions here that such a great help. I am now starting to pack up in the luggage I bought and I also purchased one bath room weighing scale from Japan home . I want to make sure that I won`t have excess baggage. Have a good day and God bless us all!

If you dont mind how much did you pay for your one way ticket? I paid $1075 for Nenengs to MN. Thanks

[Sylvia_n_Joseph 3]

There are oversize fees also. SO if your bag is both too big and too heavy you have 2 fees to pay. If it is too big there is just one which is usually the same as the one for over wieght. If you change airlines in the US and it isn't not a partner to the one you started on you will be working as though it is a domestic only flight and you will only have one free bag. If it is a partner airline you get the international limits.

[HappyDancer 7]

You get two free bags. They cannot weigh over 23kg combined.

Please note the highlight above. Two bags - not more than 50lbs combined or you will be charged $180 minimum for excess baggage.

Edited January 20, 2009 by HappyDancer