Check-in Baggage Allowance: baggage which the passenger may check-in at no additional cost.
Excess Baggage: additional baggage which can be checked-in over and above the allowance limit.
| Flights between Canary Islands and flights Porto Santo-Madeira | Other fligths | ||
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| Baggage Allowance per Passenger |
20 kg. / 23 Kg. (1) |
Routes by pieces: 1 -3 pieces of 23 kg. (2) |
23 kg. (maximum 32 kg.) 158 cm. (height + width + length)  |
| Routes by kilos: 23 kg. (2) |
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| Maximum Size and Weight of Pieces which can be Checked-in (in general) | Depending on the type of piece. (3) |
158 cm. (height + width + length) (4) |
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| 32 kg. | 32 kg. |
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| Excess Baggage | Price per kg. (5) |
Routes by pieces: 60€ excess of weight in an allowance piece (from 23 to 32 kg.). | |
| Routes by kilos: Price per kg. (5) |
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| Additional Pieces | Unlimited. | Routes by pieces: up to 2 pieces of 32 kg. per 75€ or 150€ each piece.(6) | |
| Routes by kilos: 2 - 3 pieces. (5) |
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(1) Generally, a basic tariff includes an allowance of 20 kg (Islas Canarias) and 23 kg (Porto Santo-Madeira).
(2) Depending on the route, fare and BinterMás level.
(3) Consult baggage limitations on your point of sale.
(4) All baggage sized over the maximum dimensions of 158 cm will be considered special luggage therefore it is excluded from the baggage allowance and it is subject to availability in the aircraft hold. Water sport equipment (surf boards, windsurf boards, kitesurf and kayaks) size is limited to the maximum dimensions of 158 cm.
(5) El Aaiun max. 2 pieces. Dakhla max. 3 pieces.
(6) Palma de Mallorca and Vigo: 75€ each piece. Other fligths: 150€ each piece.
Routes by pieces: Agadir, Banjul, Casablanca, Dakar, Lisboa, Madeira (Funchal), Marrakech, Nuadibú, Nuakchot, Punta Delgada, Sal, Palma de Mallorca and Vigo.
Routes by kilos: El Aaiún and Dakhla.
The transport of your luggage up to the given limit is included in the price of the ticket although this exemption may vary according to the type of tariff or conditions of your BinterMas loyalty card.
Flights between Canary Islands and flights Porto Santo-Madeira
Generally, a basic tariff includes an allowance of 20 kg (Islas Canarias) and 23 kg (Porto Santo-Madeira). The difference in the authorised weight is the so-called "excess luggage," an amount that must be paid by the customer in the airport before being allowed to board. The price per kilogram varies according to the route, so that if you will be carrying more luggage than that authorised on your ticket, please consult the cost in your usual point of sale.
Other fligths
The free baggage allowance is, at least, one piece of luggage weighing 23 kilograms, and it may vary depending on the tariff and the destination. It is defined in the ticket conditions. The BinterMás Gold and Silver clients will have an additional free baggage allowance weighing 9 kilograms in a single piece of luggage.
The cost of excess baggage over 23 kilograms/piece of baggage up to a maximum of 32 kilograms/piece of baggage is €60 (It will not be possible to check-in pieces of baggage weighing more than 32 kilograms). If the passenger wants to include an additional piece of luggage, the passenger must pay 150 euros for each piece**.
[Except on flights with El-Aaiún (Laâyoune) and Dakhla as departure/destination where only one piece of baggage up to 20Kg is allowed and excess baggage, as from 23Kg, is charged depending on the additional kilos.]
**Additional baggage is considered to all those baggage items the passenger wishes to check in addition to the excess included in the conditions for their ticket. There may be a limit on the number of additional baggage items allowed per passenger for check-in, depending on their flight destination. Generally speaking, at this time, additional baggage to international destinations is limited to 2 extra items, weighing up to 32 kg each.
We remind you that you must not carry dangerous articles in your checked luggage and we recommend that you do not include fragile, perishable or valuable articles (cash, jewellery, precious metals, computers, personal electronic devices, negotiable documents, real estate bonds or other objects of value, business documents, passports and other identification documents or samples) since the airline cannot accept legal responsibility for them so that we recommend that you carry this type of object as carry-on luggage whenever possible. Some types of luggage or content may also be refused at check-in.
Binter informs you that the content of undeclared luggage to the company is the responsibility of the passenger.
