Baggage

If you have checked in online and are travelling with hand baggage only, you may proceed directly to the aviation security checkpoint located on the second floor.

Please note that hand baggage must comply with the airline’s size and weight requirements and must not contain prohibited items. Before travelling, we recommend checking the applicable baggage carriage rules.

Checked baggage can be dropped off at the check-in desk assigned to your flight. Some airlines also offer self-service baggage drop-off options.

Please note that checked baggage must meet the airline’s size and weight requirements and must not contain prohibited items.

At the airport, baggage wrapping and storage services are available.

Protective wrapping helps safeguard your baggage from damage, moisture and adverse weather conditions.

If your baggage has been lost or arrives late, you can obtain information and assistance at the airport regarding further steps and baggage tracing.

When planning a trip with a pet, it is important to arrange the required documents in advance and check which airlines allow pets on board.

Rules and conditions for transporting animals are regulated by the State Food and Veterinary Service. Before travelling, we recommend familiarising yourself with the applicable regulations and the specific airline’s requirements.

Passengers may carry medical equipment and personal-use medication; however, quantities must correspond to the duration of the trip. In some cases, a doctor’s prescription or medical certificate may be required.

Please note that we always recommend carrying medication in your hand baggage.

When travelling to or from EU countries, customs control applies when transporting:

• cash amounts exceeding EUR 10,000 (or the equivalent in another currency);

• goods intended for commercial purposes or exceeding duty-free allowances;

• items subject to restrictions or prohibitions.