Baggage

General Tips
As a rule the carriers reserve the right to refuse the carriage of more than the free baggage allowance on the same flight as the passenger. It is therfore of great importance that the carrier is advised of all baggage which is considerably in excess of the free allowance in advance , in order to allow for special arrangements such as the booking of the necessary space or carriage on other aircraft as cargo.
Passengers holding baggage of abnormal size (except skis) are requested to notify the carrier well in advance of travel.

Packing and Marking
All checked baggage must be properly packed in suitcase or similar container in order to ensure safe carriage with ordinary care in handling, i.e. it must be sufficiently rigid and resistant to stand pressure caused by normal loading conditions. Travel documents, medical certificates, X-ray plates, etc. as well as fragile articles, valuables, such as money, jewellery, silverware, negotiable papers, securities and business documents may not be packed in the registered baggage, only in the hand luggage.

Remove old baggage tags from previous flights. Each piece of baggage must be clearly marked with the passenger's name and destination address both in text hereside and out. Unmarked baggage will not be accepted.

Sharp objects such as ski poles, rucksack carriages, objects with sharp corners or edges, will not be accepted as baggage unless properly packed.
Luggage policies depending on which class you are traveling on:

Below are information about how much baggage you can take with you when you fly with Icelandair and Iceland Express
Icelandair
Iceland Express

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