May I ask if the baggage on the plane is too heavy and cannot be carried on the plane?

It depends on which airline ticket you buy. Check-in luggage is usually within 20 inches, and the sum of the three sides is less than 115 cm. Several major airlines board the plane within 10 kg, and check in 20 kg of free luggage; cheap airline boarding 5 to 7 kg, basically no free checked baggage. It is recommended to consult the airline that the ticket belongs to for confirmation...<br/><br/>Help you, please click green to accept!

Generally, it is 20KG, and the details are subject to the regulations of the airline to which the ticket belongs (each airline will have different regulations on this)<br/>&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160 ;【If you find the answer useful, please click "Accept" for help, thank you! 】

20kg for checked baggage and 10kg for carry-on luggage

The luggage brought into the cabin should generally not exceed 20 inches in size (some airlines require 16 inches or less), and the weight should not exceed 5-10 kg (different airlines have different regulations). <br/>Luggage that exceeds the volume or weight can be checked in. Usually, luggage no more than 50kg can be checked in, but if the luggage weight exceeds the checked allowance included in the ticket, you need to pay the luggage freight. (You can check the baggage allowance in the ticket order details.)