Can I check in my luggage

Checked baggage refers to a transportation method in which passengers hand over their luggage to the airline before boarding, and the airline is responsible for transporting it safely and on time to the destination. Checked baggage usually includes larger, heavier, or fragile items carried by passengers, such as travel boxes, packages, etc. Large sports equipment such as skis, golf bags, bicycles, etc., need to be checked in due to their size or weight exceeding the airline's standard for hand luggage. If the size of a large luggage exceeds the size limit for hand luggage set by the airline (such as the sum of length, width, and height exceeding 115 centimeters), it needs to be checked in. Overweight luggage: If the weight of a single piece of luggage exceeds the weight limit for hand luggage set by the airline (usually 5-10 kilograms), it also needs to be checked in.

In addition, passengers can carry a backpack and a suitcase on the plane, as long as they are not overweight, one or two can be checked in. When checking in, passengers need to check in at the check-in counter specified by the airline. Generally speaking, luggage under 20 inches can be carried on the plane by oneself, but luggage over 20 inches needs to be checked in by oneself.

Therefore, as part of checked baggage, luggage bags can be checked in as long as they meet the size and weight restrictions of the airline.