I am moving and need to take two 20KM (78cm and 67cm heights) suitcases. I understand the one 20km limitation, but have been told that it is different in reality. Can anyone attest to me being able to take the two large suitcases if I purchase a First Class. A domestic flight would also have similar problems.

For flight, you can only take 20kg for free. The other 20kg checked luggage will be charged. For the rail service it is not as strict as flight, usually it should be OK even your luggage is more than 20kg.

Barbie, I appreciate the response. I am not very concerned about one piece of luggage being over 20kg as I am about my ability to take two pieces of luggage, both weighing 20kg.

2 pieces should also be Ok, I saw someone take 2 suitcases with him.

Nicole, good to know. Huge thanks.

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Question: Asked by Tradd from L. | May. 12, 2015 22:44

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I am moving and need to take two 20KM (78cm and 67cm heights) suitcases. I understand the one 20km limitation, but have been told that it is different in reality. Can anyone attest to me being able to take the two large suitcases if I purchase a First Class. A domestic flight would also have similar problems.

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Answers (4): Answered by Barbie | May. 13, 2015 00:54

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For flight, you can only take 20kg for free. The other 20kg checked luggage will be charged. For the rail service it is not as strict as flight, usually it should be OK even your luggage is more than 20kg.

00Reply; Answered by Tradd from L. | May. 13, 2015 01:02

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Barbie, I appreciate the response. I am not very concerned about one piece of luggage being over 20kg as I am about my ability to take two pieces of luggage, both weighing 20kg.

00Reply; Answered by Nicole | May. 13, 2015 02:12

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2 pieces should also be Ok, I saw someone take 2 suitcases with him.

10Reply; Answered by Tradd from L. | May. 13, 2015 21:31

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Nicole, good to know. Huge thanks.

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