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South African Airways’ new baggage policy
Update: 16:14, Wednesday, Aug 01,2012 (GMT+7)
The South African Airways (SAA) is introducing a new check-in baggage policy.

From September 5, 2012, SAA will move to a checked baggage policy that restricts the number of pieces of baggage a passenger may check in, rather than the total weight of the passenger's checked baggage. Each of these pieces will be subject to weight and size restrictions.

The new policy describes the number of baggage pieces a passenger may check in, as well as the weight restrictions for each piece, according to the route and class of travel.

However, SAA will not accept any check-in items weighing more than 32kg.

The new policy, which contains simple explanations and identifies routes where variations were applicable, may be viewed online at www.flysaa.com.

For tickets involving joint international transport services (codeshare) provided by SAA and foreign airlines, the free baggage and excess baggage charge policy have been adjusted and would be based on the policies of the predominant carrier for the trip.

In Vietnam, SAA currently is an offline-airline whose first segment codeshare with Hongkong Airlines, Cathay Pacific Airlines and Vietnam Airlines on the route between Hanoi/HCMC and Hongkong. From Hongkong, SAA operates flights to Johannesburg and other major cities in South Africa such as Cape Town, Durban, Port Elizabeth as well as international destinations majorly in Africa and Europe.

For more information, please contact SAA office in Vietnam:

Ms. Truc Mai | Manager, Sales & Marketing
Phone: +84 8 730 78999 – ext: 32
E-mail: sa.sales2@eastseatravel.com
Room 202 Saigon Riverside Office Center, 2A-4A Ton Duc Thang St., Dist. 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

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