Checked Baggage

Cyprus Airways allows a free allowance of checked baggage which does not exceed 20 kgs for passengers travelling in the Economy Class and 30 kgs for passengers travelling in Business Class. Infants traveling on a 10% fare are entitled a free allowance of 10 kgs.

Maximum weight limit for single items of hold baggage:

To comply with health & safety requirements, Cyprus Airways has introduced a maximum weight limit for single items of hold baggage. In line with this new policy, Cyprus Airways does not accept any piece of baggage that exceeds 32kg in weight.

In case that you cannot comply with this requirement you will be asked to reduce the weight of the piece of baggage by re-packing or make alternative arrangements.
It is noted that this policy refers to single items and does not affect your overall baggage allowance, as shown on your ticket.

Hand Luggage

In the interest of comfort and safety of all our passengers, Cyprus Airways accepts one piece of cabin baggage not exceeding 115 cms (45 ins) total dimensions (height+width+depth) and 5 Kgs weight. It must be of a size and shape to allow for storage in aircraft overhead compartments, or any other authorised stowage area.

In addition to the one piece of hand luggage, customers may also carry Duty Free Articles (liquor, tobacco, perfumes), a purse, an overcoat, a small camera, or a reasonable amount of reading material.


** EU Security Rules at Airports **

To protect you against the new threat of liquid explosives, the European Union (EU) has adopted new security rules that restrict the amount of liquids that you can take through security checkpoints. They apply to all passengers departing from airports in the EU whatever their destination.


This means that, at security checkpoints, you and your hand luggage must be checked for liquids in addition to other prohibited articles. However, the new rules do not limit the liquids that you can buy at shops located beyond the point where you show your boarding pass or on board an aircraft operated by an EU airline.


To view the security rules, please click here




Excess Baggage


While Excess baggage involves additional charges according to the weight and the destination, the baggage will normally travel with you


Baggage carried as Normal Cargo involves lower charges according to the weight and destination, and will normally be dispatched, subject to space availability, on the next flight to your destination.

All charges are calculated on a one-way basis and are collected at the airport ticket counter.

Infants

A total of 10kgs excess baggage inclusive of a carrycot, feeding bottles and sufficient food for the journey and one collapsible baby pushchair/stroller are allowed free baggage. Any excess thereof is charge at the published excess rate.

Portable Dialysis Machines as Baggage

In addition to the normal free baggage allowance, a passenger dependent on a portable dialysis or “kidney” machine is entitled to carry a machine and ancillary equipment. Because of their size (approximately 24 ins x 24 ins x 18 ins) the machines must be stowed in the hold, using the bulk hold where possible on wide bodied aircraft.

Windsurfer Boards

Due to the size and nature of these items, these are normally carried as cargo, however in certain countries they may be carried as checked baggage, provided these are accepted at the check in points, at the published excess rates

Bicycles

Bicycles will be accepted at a small charge provided that its handlebars are fixed sideways, pedals removed or fixed inwards and its tires are flat.

Golfing Equipment

In addition to the normal free baggage allowance, passengers may carry golfing equipment up to 15kgs at no charge. Each kg thereof, will be assessed at the regular excess baggage charge.

Diving Equipment

In addition to the  normal free baggage allowance, passengers may carry diving equipment up to 20kgs (provided Air Tanks are empty) at no charge. Each kg thereof, will be assessed at the regular excess baggage charge.


Bowling Equipment

In addition to the  normal free baggage allowance, passengers may carry bowling equipment up to 15kgsat no charge. Each kg thereof, will be assessed at the regular excess baggage charge.


Mishandled Baggage

We would like to extend our apologies in case that your luggage has been mishandled on a Cyprus Airways flight.

We always make every effort to locate and deliver your mishandled baggage the soonest possible. Provided you have completed a lost luggage claim upon arrival, you will be notified about the status of your lost luggage and it will be delivered to you a soon as it is retrieved.

If you require additional tracking information you may trace your baggage online by clicking here, or please call:

+357 24 008535/34  (Swissport Mishandling Office at Larnaca Airport  operating 24 hours Monday-Sunday)

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Dangerous Goods

Dangerous Goods, or prohibited items on aircraft, are items that may endanger the safety of an aircraft or persons on board the aircraft.

Please click here to view a list of these items.

If you are not sure whether the item you wish to pack in your luggage or ship by air is dangerous or for details on how to safely transport your dangerous goods, please contact Cyprus Airways Freight Offices.

Cyprus +357 22 590800

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For more information about Baggage please view Contract of Carriage