What is the maximum luggage weight limit for international air travel?

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  1. Wildcat0695 says:

    ARTURO

    50 within the US, 70 going abroad. Depending upon your connecting flights it may be best to pack at 50 otherwise you will have to pay extra for the extra weight until you get to your international airline.

  2. Brokekid says:

    DONALD

    Some international connecting flights won’t let you pay extra for anything over 50 pounds, which means you have to figure out what the heck to do with it. This happened to me, luckily a friend was with me who packed light and took some stuff in his bag for me.

  3. johnson4730 says:

    ARNULFO

    50 USA 70 Overseas, however dont load more then 50 lbs in one suitcase or some companies will charge you for back breaking excess weight.

  4. marc_basilla says:

    DOUG

    Overall, foreign airlines still have the 70 pound rule for checked luggage (ex. Cathay Pacific and Singapore Airlines).

    Domestic airlines, such as Northwest and others have imposed the 50 pound rule, except in certain areas or countries. I believe its still 70 pounds for Manila in the Philippines. When in doubt check with the airlines website and if that doesn’t get you the right info, stick with the 50 pounds.

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