Airline Baggage Allowance Rules

When booking Pegasus flights via Tutu.ru, be aware of potential discrepancies regarding baggage allowance. A user paid for 20kg of baggage, but it was not reflected at check-in. They had to pay again (7100 RUB) and were informed the same issue might occur on the return leg, with payment restrictions for Russian cards. It's advised to keep all receipts and evidence to claim compensation.

For the Fly One LIGHT fare, the standard cabin baggage allowance is 90 cm in total dimensions. A suitcase measuring 42x33x20 cm (totaling 95 cm) will likely exceed this limit and may require an additional fee for carry-on baggage or be checked as a separate bag. It is possible to purchase the 'cabin baggage' option during booking or separately for an additional fee (approximately 5000 RUB).

Chisinau Airport does not have luggage storage facilities. If you need to store luggage, consider using facilities at the train station or inquire about options with private transportation providers.

Low-cost airlines (specifically FlyOne on flights to Moldova) have strict luggage enforcement at Chisinau airport. Passengers are frequently required to place all carry-on items in a sizer and may have items weighed. Exceeding the permitted carry-on dimensions or weight results in significant additional fees at the boarding gate.

For Turkish Airlines charter flights originating from Moldova, specific baggage rules apply. Typical limits include 10 kg for hand luggage and 30 kg for checked baggage. If the itinerary involves a connecting flight, additional baggage allowance may need to be purchased separately for the second flight segment. Passengers should verify current baggage policies specific to their charter booking.