What are the baggage allowance rules on charter flights from Antalya (carry-on limits, checked baggage, meals)?
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In October, a passenger departing Antalya on Pobeda reported that sandwiches in her pocket were counted as additional cabin baggage. Because they did not fit in the sizing frame together with her backpack, staff requested an extra payment. She discarded the sandwiches and proceeded without paying.
8 days ago Pobeda — food in pockets counted as cabin baggage
On a roughly 4.5-hour Pobeda flight from Antalya to Moscow, no onboard meal was provided. Bring snacks and water in advance.
11 days ago Pobeda — no onboard meal
On a Pobeda flight from Antalya Airport, excess baggage was charged at €16 per kilogram, even when the overage was under 2kg. At check-in, passengers may be asked to repack to avoid the fee.
37 days ago Pobeda — €16 per excess kilogram
On the Moscow–Antalya charter route, cabin bags may be weighed for every passenger and required to fit in the sizing frame, even small backpacks. Check both weight and dimensions before departure.
Moscow–Antalya — cabin-bag sizing-frame check
On South Wings charter flights from Antalya, the checked baggage allowance is 10kg per passenger. Family members on the same booking can usually combine their allowance, but confirm at check-in since it may depend on the fare type.
South Wings — 10kg per person
On Ural Airlines flights of about 5 hours (Antalya–Moscow), passengers usually get a light meal (sandwich, drink) included in the ticket, though not a full meal service.
Ural Airlines — light meal onboard
On AZUR air charter flights from Antalya, the carry-on limit is strictly 5kg. Being 1-2kg overweight usually results in an extra fee at check-in, so weigh your bag at home beforehand to avoid paying at the airport.
AZUR air — 5kg carry-on limit