New Delhi: Carrying more than 20 kg as check-in baggage on a domestic flght? Be prepared to pay more for on SpiceJet, full-service Jet Airways and its subsidiary JetLite.
Both airlines are now charging Rs 250 a kg of excess baggage. While Jet Airways hiked the rate from Rs 210 a kg, SpiceJet used to charge Rs 200.
In a communication, SpiceJet has said the new excess baggage charges apply on all tickets sold after December 16.
Jet Airways hiked the excess baggage rate earlier this month. Neither Air India nor low-cost airline IndiGo has increased the excess baggage rate on domestic flights.
18/12/12 Business Line
