A Limited Release Tag or LRT is a special type of baggage tag that is attached to non-standard pieces of luggage such as strollers and sporting equipment. This includes baggage, which is oversized, fragile, perishable, or unsuitably packed, bags presented damaged at check-in, security removed items and bags checked in late, which might not be loaded on the flight. LRTs releases the airline from liability should this item become damaged.

1. How much luggage are children allowed to have?
   Children between the ages of 2 – 12 years are entitled to the same free baggage allowance as adults, 20KG in Economy class and 30 KG to Business Class. Infants not occupying a seat are entitled to a free baggage allowance of 10KG.
2. What items are classified as dangerous goods?
   For safety reasons the following articles are considered dangerous goods and may not be carried in checked baggage:
   
   • Compressed gases such as butane, oxygen, liquid nitrogen and aqualung cylinders.
   • Corrosives such as acids, alkalis, mercury and wet cell batteries.
   • Explosives such as hand guns, ammunition, fireworks and pistol caps.
   • Flammable liquids and solids such as lighter fuel, matches, paints, thinners and firelighters.
   • Radioactive materials.
   • Briefcases and attaché cases with installed alarm devices.
   • Oxidizing materials such as bleaching powder and peroxides.
   • Poisons and infectious substances such as insecticides, weed-killers and live virus materials.
   • Other dangerous articles such as magnetized material and offensive or irritating materials.