Checked-In / Hold Luggage

On SKYBUS flights the baggage allowance is 15kg (33lbs) per person. The maximum size permitted is 20” x 12” x 30” (50 x 30 x 75cm). For those passengers using a joint allowance, no single piece should weigh more than 20 kilos (44lbs).
Excess baggage is accepted on a space available basis only and is subject to a charge of £3.00 (5 Euro) per kilo. Excess luggage unable to be carried on your scheduled aircraft will be offloaded and will follow to your destination airport, where space allows, on the next available flight. Please note: excess baggage accepted on your outward journey will not be automatically accepted on your return journey.


Hand Luggage

You are permitted one piece of hand baggage per person. Hand baggage may consist of items such as a handbag, camera, coat or similar small objects. Hand baggage measuring in excess of 12” x 12” x 8” will be treated as checked baggage. Please note that hand luggage is restricted due to the lack of overhead lockers or under seat storage on all our aircraft.

Sharp objects such as knives, scissors, nail files or similar objects MUST NOT be carried in hand baggage. Any such items found in hand baggage will be confiscated.
Dangerous goods such as flammable liquids, explosives, corrosive, radioactive etc., CANNOT be transported by air therefore MUST NOT be loaded in your baggage. Passengers found carrying any of these items are liable to have their baggage and
themselves offloaded from the flight.

Please note that large electronic items that exceed hand luggage dimensions (e.g. laptops, DVD players) will be treated as checked luggage and part of your free 15kg luggage allowace.

For more infomation on security advice concerning the carriage of liquids see here. If you are in doubt regarding any item you may wish to carry, please contact the SKYBUS reservations centre: enquiries@skybus.co.uk


Mobility Aids

Pushchairs, walking aids and wheelchairs are permitted for passenger use until flight departure, but will be placed in the hold of the aircraft by the ground crew on boarding.