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Baggage allowances and charges/sites/Etihad/cn/en/planatrip/baggage/Pages/allowances-and-charges-other.aspx#3For all Etihad flights except those traveling to and from the US or Canada. This section tells you what you can take onboard free of charge, and how much it costs to take more. See our latest promotion on an excess baggage discount.For flights originating or arriving in Australia, the same baggage allowances apply but the Australian Government has implemented security restrictions which limit the quantity of liquids, aerosols and gels (LAGS) that passengers may take on-board the aircraft. What can I take on the flight for free?Diamond First ClassLuggage checked in and stowed in the holdBags with a total not exceeding 50kgEach item must not exceed 32kg, and the dimensions45cm x 72cm x 90cmEtihad Guest Gold Elite members receive 70kgEtihad Guest Gold members receive 65kgEtihad Guest Silver members receive 60kgEtihad Guest members receive 55kg*More information:List of items not permitted anywhere on the aircraft.Pets and sports equipmentAllowance for infantsCarry-on luggage2 bags, total of 12kgEach item must not exceed maximum total dimensions of 115 cm (for example, 60 x 35 x 20)More information:List of items not permitted in the cabinSpecific cabin baggage regulations for certain airportsWhat else can I take onboard for free?TopPearl Business ClassLuggage checked in and stowed in the holdBags with a total not exceeding 40kgItems must not exceed the dimensions 45cm x 72cm x 90cmEven if you choose to exceed your luggage allowance (at additional cost) each item must not exceed 32kgEtihad Guest Gold Elite members receive 60kgEtihad Guest Gold members receive 55kgEtihad Guest Silver members receive 50kgEtihad Guest members receive 45kg*More information:List of items not permitted anywhere on the aircraftPets and sports equipmentAllowance for infantsCarry-on luggage2 bags, total of 12kgEach item must not exceed maximum total dimensions of 115 cm (for example, 60 x 35 x 20)More information:List of items not permitted in the cabinSpecific cabin baggage regulations for certain airportsWhat else can I take onboard for free?TopCoral Economy ClassLuggage checked in and stowed in the holdBags with a total not exceeding 23kgItems must not exceed the dimensions 45cm x 72cm x 90cmEven if you choose to exceed your luggage allowance (at additional cost) each item must not exceed 32kgEtihad Guest Gold Elite members receive 43kgEtihad Guest Gold members receive 38kgEtihad Guest Silver members receive 33kgEtihad Guest members receive 28kg*More information:List of items not permitted anywhere on the aircraftPets and sports equipmentAllowance for infants*Terms and Conditions: The 5kgs excess baggage allowance for Etihad Guest members will be effective 09 October 2011. Etihad Guest (base) members are required to present their permanent Etihad Guest card at check in to avail this benefit.Carry-on luggage1 bag, total of 7kgEach item must not exceed maximum total dimensions of 115 cm (for example, 60 x 35 x 20)More information:List of items not permitted in the cabinSpecific cabin baggage regulations for certain airportsWhat else can I take onboard for free?TopInfants (in any class of travel)Luggage checked in and stowed in the hold23 kg - including carry cot/car seat and all other accessoriesItems must not exceed the dimensions45cm x 72cm x 90cmMore information:List of items not permitted in the cabinSpecific cabin baggage regulations for certain airportsTopWhat else can I take on the flight for free?The following are classified as carry-on items, and can be taken on the flight in addition to your carry-on luggage allocation. Handbag, pocket book or purse Overcoat, wrap or blanket Umbrella or walking stick Small camera and / or binoculars A reasonable amount of reading matter for the flight Collapsible wheelchair / crutches Braces or prosthetic devices (provided the guest is dependent on them) Briefcase or portable PC which is not being used as a container for transportation of articles, regarded as baggage exception: laptop - not to be activated without flight crew knowledge / concurrence Mobile phone exception: not to be utilized during flight. Id like to take more than my free allocation. How much will it cost?We understand that its not always easy to pack within your weight limit. For an additional charge you can increase the amount of luggage you can take on your flight. Alternatively, you can send your extra weight for a reduced cost through Crystal Cargo.1. Calculate the cost per kilogram. This is based on the length of your flight. Firstly, find out the Zone for your origin and your destination in the table below. For example, if I travel from Morocco (Africa) to Japan I am travelling from Zone 2 to Zone 3.ZoneOrigin/DestinationZone 1Indian Subcontinent, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, the Maldives, Syria and the UAEZone 2Africa, China, Europe, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Philippines, Russia, the Seychelles and ThailandZone 3Australia, Japan and Korea2. Refer to the below table to understand the cost per extra kilogram you wish to take. Zone 2 to Zone 3 will incur a charge of US $45 for each extra kilogram you wish to take. Taking a 5kg bag will incur a cost of US $225. To/FromZone 1 Zone 2Zone 3Zone 1US $10US $20US $35Zone 2US $20US $35US $45Zone 3US $35US $45US $50Exception - Singapore/Brisbane: If you are travelling from Singapore to Brisbane, or Brisbane to Singapore your luggage will be charged at the rate of US $20 per kg.Exception - Beijing/Nagoya: If you are travelling from Beijing to Nagoya, or Nagoya to Beijing, your excess baggage will be charged at the rate of US $10 per kg.TopFor flights originating or arriving in AustraliaThe Australian Government has implemented security restrictions which limit the quantity of liquids, aerosols and gels (LAGS) that passengers may take on-board the aircraft for flights to Australia.These restrictions do not apply to checked-in baggage.In general, the only liquids, aerosols and gels that are allowed in a passengers carry-on baggage are: Liquids, aerosols and gels in containers of 100 milliliters or less, in one transparent re-sealable bag. The four sides of the re-sealable area should not add up to more than 80cm (e.g. 20x20cm or 15x25cm).Passengers are not permitted to have liquids, aerosols and gels in their carry-on baggage in excess of these restrictions.If you are on a connecting flight to Australia via Abu Dhabi, and have liquids, aerosols and gels as carry-on baggage in excess of the permitted quantities, they may be confiscated by the Abu Dhabi Airport Authorities during security checks at the transfer point or boarding gate.To avoid disappointment, it is recommended that Duty Free liquids, aerosols and gels in excess of the approved quantities are purchased on board the aircraft during your flight from Abu Dhabi to Australia.TopExcess baggage discountEtihad Guests can pre-pay for excess baggage via the Airport Ticketing Office (ATO), City Ticketing Office (CTO) and Call Centre (within the UAE: 02 599 0000; outside the UA