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1. Singapore Airlines and SilkAir to launch Zonal Charges for Excess Baggage: Singapore Airlines and SilkAir to launch Zonal Charges for Excess Baggage. Currently, customers are charged 1.5% of the highest one-way published economy fare for each excess kg. The exact amounts are typically determined only at the check-in counters. With this new policy, customers will be able to work out, even before they arrive at the airport, the extra cost they would incur i

2. Continental Airlines modifies Excess Baggage Policy for International Travel: Continental Airlines modifies Excess Baggage Policy for International Travel.

3. New Checked Baggage Allowances for Malaysia Airlines Passengers: Malaysia Airlines is now offering its passengers an additional 10 kilograms free checked baggage allowance and reduced excess baggage charges for travel in all classes. The airline introduced these benefits on Thursday, on all its flights involving the weight system concept for checked baggage, except for travel to and from Los Angeles where the charges are based on the piece syste

4. Etihad Airways launches Unaccompanied Baggage Service: Etihad Airways launches Unaccompanied Baggage Service. Etihad Airways has launches a new service that allows its customers to send heavy or excess quantities of baggage before they fly.The ‘unaccompanied baggage’ service is for luggage which exceeds approved allowances to be sent separately to avoid excess baggage fees.

5. Cathay Pacific and Dragonair Revises Baggage Policy: Cathay Pacific and Dragonair is to introduce an enhanced baggage policy, which will see passengers benefit from increased check-in allowances and generally lower excess baggage charges. Under the revised weight system policy, all passengers, regardless of their class of travel, will enjoy an additional 10kg allowance for check-in baggage. Marco Polo Club Silver, Gold and Diamond me

6. New Luggage Upsize options from Tiger Airways: New Luggage Upsize options from Tiger Airways. Tiger Airways has launched more Luggage Upsize options, giving customers more choice in planning their luggage requirements so they can try and avoid expensive excess baggage charge.

7. Lufthansa Revises Free Baggage Allowance Policy: Lufthansa is simplifying its free baggage allowance policy. The new rules apply to all tickets purchased on or after 1 June 2011. In future, passengers especially on intra-European flights and on long-haul flights to Asia, the Middle East and some countries in Africa and South America will have a higher free baggage allowance. For tickets booked before 1 June, however, the previous