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Airlines Baggage Limit Reduced: This airline has reduced the check-in baggage limit by this much kg, check before travelling

Airlines Baggage Limit Reduced: There’s a lot of discussion these days among Indian expatriates working in Saudi Arabia about the amount of baggage allowed on flights. Claims are circulating on social media that Saudi Airlines has reduced the check-in baggage limit from 23 kg to 20 kg. If you’re planning to travel from Saudi Arabia to India, it’s important to understand the rules before booking your ticket so you don’t have to pay extra at the airport.

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How much baggage can you carry on Saudi Airlines?

Many people believe the airline has reduced the baggage allowance, but the reality is different. According to official information:

Website rules: Saudia Airlines’ website still shows a 23 kg per bag for Economy (Guest Class).

No official announcement: The airline has not yet made any official announcement regarding the reduction from 23 kg to 20 kg.

Check your ticket: Passengers are advised to rely on the baggage allowance mentioned on their ticket rather than relying on social media reports.

What are the rules for Flynas and other flights?

If you’re traveling on a flight other than Saudi Airlines, such as Flynas, the rules may be slightly different. Here, the convenience depends on the ticket price.

  • Value tickets on Flynas typically allow 20 to 30 kg of luggage.
  • Passengers can carry more luggage with premium tickets.
  • No major changes have been made to the rules of these airlines in the last 24 hours.

Good news regarding customs duty

Amidst the news of baggage limits, there’s also some relief for travelers. According to new rules issued by the Indian government’s Ministry of Finance, Indians returning from abroad can now bring more valuables with them.

  • Indian travelers can now bring goods worth up to ₹75,000 into India without paying customs duty.
  • This rule, effective February 2, 2026, will benefit returning workers.
Shyamu Maurya
Shyamu Maurya
Shyamu has done Degree in Fine Arts and has knowledge about bollywood industry. He started writing in 2018. Since then he has been associated with Informalnewz. In case of any complain or feedback, please contact me @informalnewz@gmail.com
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