Baggage Allowance and Excess Baggage

Standard Allowance by Aircraft

Please note

• The 60 kg allowance for Ilaujuq or Nunavik $500 applies only on B737 flights.

• On all other aircraft, the standard allowance remains in effect (30 kg or 20 kg depending on the aircraft).
• If your itinerary includes a segment on a turboprop (Dash-8, Twin Otter or King Air), the allowance for that segment will be the turboprop allowance.

General Rules

• Allowance applies to direct flights or connections operated by Air Inuit.
• Air Inuit operates on a total weight basis, not a per piece basis. Passengers may check in multiple pieces of baggage as long as the total weight does not exceed the allowed limit.
• Maximum weight per piece: 32 kg (70 lb)*. Any piece of baggage weighing over 32 kg will not be accepted as checked baggage and must be shipped as cargo.
• Maximum dimensions per piece: 158 cm (62 in) (sum of height + width + length, including wheels and handles).
• If your itinerary includes connecting flights with other carriers, we suggest you familiarize yourself with their baggage allowance.
• Air Inuit does not accept small vehicles powered by lithium batteries (see restrictions and prohibited items).

Tip: Always check the allowance applicable to your aircraft before departure to avoid surprises at check-in.

* Any weight exceeding the total allowance will be charged as excess baggage.