The following baggage regulations apply to flights from, to or via the USA/Canada as defined under the consumer protection laws of the US and Canadian authorities (US Department of Transportation and the Canadian Transportation Agency): The baggage regulations for your return flight therefore comply with South African Airways’ baggage regulations. Continue without a stopover from Frankfurt to Vienna with flight number OS 7260 (OS = Austrian Airlines), operated by Lufthansa.From Johannesburg to Frankfurt with flight number SA 7573 (SA = South African Airways), operated by Lufthansa.The baggage regulations for your outbound flight therefore comply with Lufthansa’s baggage regulations. Continue without a stopover from Munich to Johannesburg with flight number LH 9542 (LH = Lufthansa), operated by South African Airways.From Vienna to Munich with flight number OS 115 (OS = Austrian Airlines), operated by Austrian Airlines.The baggage regulations always apply up to the point at which you interrupt your journey for more than 24 hours ( stopover).Įxample: you have booked a round-trip flight from Vienna to Johannesburg with connections in Munich and Frankfurt.

For these purposes it is irrelevant which airline actually operates the flight.

In booking a journey with several airlines, the baggage regulations of the airline flying the most significant route of the itinerary (usually the geographically longest stretch), and under whose flight number this route was booked, apply. If you wish to take a foldable buggy or pushchair 1 with you as far as the gate, please find out more about it here.You can take so-called “pocket buggies” on board with you as part of your permitted carry-on baggage allowance. Pushchairs 1 will be labelled accordingly during check-in and transported in the cargo hold. Suitable child seats, baby baskets or foldable pushchairs 1 may be brought on board as additional carry-on baggage free of charge.If you are travelling with children aged between 2 and 7, you also have the option of bringing your own child restraint system. If a child restraint system is used for a child aged under 2, you must purchase a separate seat for the child.Children over 2 years have the same free baggage allowance as adults in each travel class.Irrespective of the booked travel class (except for the Economy Light fare), the route and their Miles & More status, babies (0–2 years) are entitled to a free allowance of one item of baggage up to a maximum of 23 kg and 158 cm (width + height + depth).

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