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Scandinavian Airlines Baggage Policy a comprehensive baggage policy designed to cater to

Scandinavian Airlines Baggage Policy a comprehensive baggage policy designed to cater to various travel needs, ensuring passengers have clarity on allowances and fees. This guide provides an overview of SAS's baggage policies, including allowances for carry-on and checked baggage, fees for excess and overweight items, and special considerations for specific passenger groups.

Carry-On Baggage Allowance

SAS's carry-on baggage policy varies based on ticket type and destination.

SAS Go Light: Includes only one unde rseat bag (max. 40 x 30 x 15 cm). No standard carry-on bag is included.

  • SAS Go Smart/Pro, SAS Plus, SAS Business: Permits one carry-on bag (max. 55 x 40 x 23 cm, up to 8 kg) and one underseat bag (max. 40 x 30 x 15 cm).

Passengers should ensure their carry-on items comply with these size and weight restrictions to avoid additional fees.


Checked Baggage Allowance

Checked baggage allowances depend on the ticket type and destination:

SAS Go Light: No checked baggage included.

  • SAS Go Smart/Pro, SAS Plus Smart: One checked bag (max. 23 kg)

  • SAS Plus Pro: Two checked bags (each max. 23 kg).

  • SAS Business: Two checked bags (each max. 32 kg).

The maximum size for checked baggage is 158 cm (length + width + height). Bags exceeding this size or weight may incur additional fees. 

Excess and Overweight Baggage Fees

If your baggage exceeds the standard weight or size limits, additional fees apply:

  • Overweight Bags (23.1–28 kg):

    • Domestic: EUR 35

    • Europe: EUR 45

    • Intercontinental: EUR 55

  • Overweight Bags (28.1–32 kg):

    • Domestic: EUR 60

    • Europe: EUR 80

    • Intercontinental: EUR 110

  • Oversized Bags (over 158 cm):

    • Domestic: EUR 45

    • Europe: EUR 69

    • Intercontinental: EUR 109

These fees are per bag and per one-way journey.


Additional Baggage Fees

Passengers can purchase additional checked baggage

Online (up to 22 hours before departure): EUR 20–105, depending on route.

  • At the airport (less than 22 hours before departure): EUR 55–105.

It's advisable to purchase additional baggage online in advance to benefit from lower fees.


Special Items: Sports Equipment and Musical Instruments

SAS allows the transport of sports equipment and musical instruments, subject to specific conditions:

Sports Equipment: Items like skis, golf bags, and bicycles can be transported as part of the checked baggage allowance if they meet size and weight restrictions. Otherwise, additional fees apply.

  • Musical Instruments: Small instruments can be carried as cabin baggage if they fit within the size and weight limits. Larger instruments must be checked in and may incur additional fees.

Passengers should register special baggage at least 24 hours before departure. 

Traveling with Children and Infants

SAS provides specific baggage allowances for young travelers:

Infants (0–2 years):

  • One checked bag (max. 23 kg), except for SAS Go Light tickets.

  • One stroller/pram and one child safety seat can be checked in free of charge

  • Children (2–11 years):

    • Same baggage allowance as adults, based on ticket type.

    • One stroller/pram and one child safety seat can be checked in free of charge.

Strollers and car seats should be packed in protective bags or hard cases. 

EuroBonus and SkyTeam Elite Members

Frequent flyers enjoy additional baggage benefits:

EuroBonus Silver, SkyTeam Elite: One extra checked bag.

  • EuroBonus Gold, Diamond, SkyTeam Elite Plus: Two extra checked bags.

These benefits apply regardless of the ticket type.

Baggage Services: Delayed or Damaged Baggage

In case of delayed or damaged baggage:

  • Delayed Baggage: Report immediately at the Arrival Service counter. SAS may provide an overnight kit and reimburse reasonable expenses incurred due to the delay.
  • Damaged Baggage: Report within 7 days of arrival. Compensation is provided according to SAS transport regulations.

If baggage is lost for more than 21 days, it is considered lost, and compensation procedures apply. 

Conclusion

Understanding SAS's baggage policies ensures a smoother travel experience. Passengers are encouraged to check their ticket type and plan accordingly, taking advantage of online options for purchasing additional baggage and registering special items. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always refer to SAS's official website or contact their customer service.