Baggage Rules of Helijet Airline
Helijet is a Canadian-based airline that operates scheduled and charter flights to major destinations within British Columbia. As with most airlines, Helijet has specific rules and regulations regarding baggage that passengers must adhere to when flying.
Luggage
The maximum weight allowed for checked baggage on Helijet is 23 kg/50 lbs, and the maximum size is 62 linear inches/157 cm (length + width + height). Passengers are allowed to check up to two pieces of baggage per person, and additional fees may apply if the weight or size exceeds the limit. It is recommended to properly label all checked luggage with the passenger's name, address and telephone number to avoid confusion.
Hand baggage
Passengers are allowed to bring one piece of carry-on baggage on board, which must fit in the overhead bin or under the seat. The maximum dimensions for hand baggage are 53 linear inches/135 cm (length + width + height), including wheels and handles. In addition, passengers may also bring a personal item such as a purse, laptop bag or small backpack. It is recommended to keep all valuable items and travel documents in one's carry-on bag.
Excess or overweight baggage
If a passenger's checked luggage exceeds the weight or size limit, additional charges may apply. The fee for each excess or overweight bag may vary depending on the route and flight class. In some cases, Helijet may not accept items that exceed the size and weight restrictions, and they may need to be shipped separately via a cargo carrier.
Items prohibited for carriage
Helijet has a list of items that are prohibited from being carried on board, including explosives, flammable liquids and gases, firearms, sharp objects, and certain chemicals. Additionally, items such as hoverboards, lithium batteries, and e-cigarettes may only be carried in the cabin if they meet specific safety requirements. It is recommended to review the full list of prohibited items before packing for a flight with Helijet.
