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Updated August 2023

Preparing for a trip involves more than just planning your itinerary; you also need to navigate baggage regulations to guarantee a hassle-free travel experience. To assist with this, Flyadeal provides comprehensive guidelines regarding their baggage policy, allowing you to steer clear of any unexpected fees at the airport.

In this article, Wego will go through the details of Flyadeal Airlines’ baggage policy, looking at weights and rules for what you can bring.

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Flyadeal baggage allowance

Flyadeal stands as Saudi Arabia’s fresh, budget-friendly airline option. With its hub in Jeddah, this airline operates as a sibling company to Saudia Airlines. Their mission revolves around transporting travelers to their desired destinations while ensuring the most affordable fares.

Flyadeal flight fares do not include a free checked bag allowance, but you can purchase this prior to your flight by using the ‘Manage Booking’ facility on the Flyadeal website.

Please note that if you have purchased a fly+ fare, you will be able to check in one bag of up to 25kg for free at their ‘Bag Drop’ counter. You can also purchase additional pieces of hold baggage through their ‘Manage Booking’ facility before your flight.

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Flyadeal excess baggage fees

Excess baggage prepaid fees

If you purchase excess baggage before you get to the airport, you will be charged as follows:

1 piece up to 15kg – SAR 70
1 piece up to 25kg – SAR 115

Excess baggage fees for international flights before you get to the airport are as follows:

1 piece up to 15kg – SAR 80
1 piece up to 25kg – SAR 145

for Cairo flights :

1 piece up to 15kg – SAR 160
1 piece up to 25kg – SAR 300

for Khartoum flights :

1 piece up to 15kg – SAR 160
1 piece up to 25kg – SAR 300

Excess baggage airport fee

If you haven’t prepaid for your bags, you will be charged the following prices at the airport:

1 piece of up to 15kg – SAR 180
1 piece of up to 25kg – SAR 240
any additional weight beyond 15kg or 25kg will be charged at SAR 23 per kg

Excess baggage fees for international flights before you get to the airport are as follows:

1 piece up to 15kg – SAR 80
1 piece up to 25kg – SAR 145

For Cairo flights :

1 piece up to 15kg – SAR 160
1 piece up to 25kg – SAR 300

For Khartoum flights :

1 piece up to 15kg – SAR 160
1 piece up to 25kg – SAR 300

If you haven’t prepaid for your bags, you will be charged the following prices at the airport:

1 piece of up to 15kg – SAR 180
1 piece of up to 25kg – SAR 240

For Cairo flights :

1 piece of up to 15kg – SAR 250
1 piece of up to 25kg – SAR 480

For Khartoum flights :

1 piece of up to 15kg – SAR 250
1 piece of up to 25kg – SAR 480

Additional weight charge

Excess weight beyond 15kg or 25kg will incur a charge of SAR 40 per kg. For flights to Cairo, the fee will be SAR 60 per kg. For flights to Khartoum, the fee will be SAR 60 per kg.

If you attempt to bring cabin baggage exceeding the allowed size, weight, or quantity, Flyadeal reserves the right to check it into the cargo hold. This may cause delays in the aircraft’s departure. In such cases, you will be required to pay the following fee at the boarding gate:

For each bag up to 25kg:

Cairo flights: SAR 500
Khartoum flights: SAR 500

Over-sized hold baggage

The hold bag must be no larger than 75 x 50 x 35 cm. Any items which are larger will be accepted for travel only if smaller than 140 x 85 x 65 cm and on payment of the over-sized baggage fee of SAR 200.

If your Hold Bag is larger than 140 x 85 x 65 cm, Flyadeal will be unable to accept it for travel.

Flyadeal baggage prohibited items

The following items may not be carried in your baggage

items you are forbidden from carrying by local law (including but not limited to drugs and alcohol)
compressed gases (deeply refrigerated, flammable, non-flammable and poisonous)
explosives (munitions, fireworks, pyrotechnic devices and flares)
corrosives (acids, alkalis, mercury and wet cell batteries)
radio-active material
flammable liquids and solids (lighter fuel, matches of any kind, paints, thinners, fore lighters or other items which may easily ignite)
poisons (toxic substances, weed killer and insecticides)
oxidizing materials (organic peroxides and bleaching powder)
disabling devices (mace or pepper spray)
infectious substances (virus culture, bacterial strains)
dead animal matter
other items which are offensive materials or magnetized materials
devices with spillable batteries
whips or stun guns
dry ice
oxygen or dioxide cylinders
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 / 8 devices

Batteries

Spare or loose batteries, including lithium metal or lithium ion cells or batteries, for portable electronic devices must be carried in Carry-on Baggage only and must not be packed in Checked Baggage. Devices that have the primary purpose as a power source, e.g. power banks, are considered spare batteries and must be individually protected to avoid short circuits.

Weapons

The carriage of weapons, ammunition, or firearms onboard our aircraft is not permitted. Other items which may not be carried include: