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On international flights, Euroairlines generally allows for one carry-on bag and one checked bag, which is included within the price of the airline ticket.

On domestic flights, the airline allows for one carry-on bag included within the price of the ticket, with checked baggage available to purchase an extra cost.

Please note: the carry-on and checked baggage allowance can differ depending on the route flown. It's important to check the e-ticket that is sent to passengers after booking a flight with Alternative Airlines or to contact our Customer Service team for the correct baggage allowance.

Due to the small aircraft that Euroairlines uses, the aircraft can only carry a certain amount of weight. Therefore, if a passenger brings more baggage than is stated within their allowance, the airline has the right to refuse the baggage being carried on to the plane.

Euroairlines uses small aircraft, so it's cabin isn't what is usually expected on commercial planes and doesn't fit into either of the categories of Economy, Business or First.

The cabin is small but with enough room for passengers to enjoy a comfortable journey. 

Seats

Seats are set out in a 2 x 2 formation, with one seat on its own. Euroairlines planes can generally carry up to five passengers per flight.

Euroairlines doesn't have an online check-in facility so everyone must check-in for their flight at the airport.

There's no in-flight entertainment or WIFI on Euroairlines flights.

Due to the small aircraft, passengers aren't served food and drink once in-flight. However, passengers are welcome to bring their own food and drink on the aircraft to consume once in-flight. This is providing that the food and drink items are allowed to pass through airport security.