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Checked-in baggage

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Checked baggage on Alitalia flights Baggage can be registered and must fly only with the passenger, checked-in upon ticket presentation.
All you need to know before leaving follows.  

How to prepare baggage
Baggage to be registered goes in the aircraft hold, so it's important it must be sufficiently rigid and resistent. cardboard boxes may be accepted as registered baggage (wrapped in cellophane, where such service exists), and having the passenger’s complete contact information (name, address and phone number).

The tag, the baggage ID card
At check-in, baggage is weighed and tagged with name, itinerary, destinations' airport codes, flights' numbers and date. The tag's receipt, attached on the ticket, is necessary to identify it upon arrival and eventually in the case of loss for tracking purposes. 

Value declaration of baggage
Alitalia's responsibility limits for loss or damage of baggage does not include damaging of valuable, fragile or perishable objects/goods. If you wish to extend the liability, you may complete and submit the value declaration.

Maximum allowed weight for in hold registered baggage
Maximum weight allowed for each registered baggage of the passenger is of 32 Kgs. Boxes, crates, pacakges or single pieces of baggage that are beyond the limit must be sent as freight.
For further information see the 'checked-in baggage allowance' page.

Excess baggage
Baggage transportation is included in the ticket price up to the baggage allowance limit. If the baggage is over the limits, an excess baggage charge applies.
For further information see the dedicated page.

Restrictions and forbidden baggage
Alitalia has the right to check all baggage content, except the diplomatic one, for security reasons and to impose restrictions to some items' transportation. Many of items not allowed on passenger flights although may go as freight, as long as they are packed as foreseen by freight regulations.
For further information see the 'Special baggage' section.

Further details are in the General Conditions of Transport document.