Business Class
Two (2) pieces of cabin baggage up to 10 kgs AND 1 laptop bag OR 1 handbag on-board.

Economy Class
One (1) piece of cabin baggage up to 7 kgs AND 1 laptop bag OR 1 handbag on-board.

Cabin Bag Dimension Cabin baggage muist not exceed 56 x 36 x 23 cm . Non compliance will result in the bag being transferred as checked in baggage

Checked Baggage Maximum weight of each checked baggage is 32 Kgs

Infants Check-in Baggage Allowance Infants without a seat - Free Check-in Baggage Allowance of 10kgs

Interline/Codeshare Flights Interline and codeshare flights will follow the operating carrier's baggage allowance.

May be carried free in addition to free baggage allowance (subject to security regulations)
•A Lady's handbag, pocketbook or purse
• An overcoat, wrap or blanket.
• A small camera and/or a pair of binoculars
• Infant's food for consumption in flight
• Infant's carrying basket.
• An umbrella or walking stick.
• A reasonable amount of reading matter for the flight.
• A wheelchair and/or crutches or braces or other prosthetic devices for a passenger dependent upon them.

All Routes except Bangladesh

Business Flexi	Business Promo	Economy Flexi	Economy Value	Super Saver
40 kg	30 kg	30 kg	20 kg	20 kg

Bangladesh

Business Flexi	Business Promo	Economy Flexi	Economy Value	Super Saver
40 kg	40 kg	35 kg	35 kg	35 kg

You may carry additonal baggage at very attarctive prepurchase baggage rates

Purchase the additional allowances up to 12 hours before departure via Manage Booking or the Call Centre at +603 78415388.

At the airport checkin counter, the Excess Baggage rates will apply for baggage exceeding the Free Baggage Allowance.

Click here for additional pre purchase allowance

Click here to purchase your travel insurance.

Click here to file a report to Blue Ribbon if you have purchased our Delayed Baggage Service

Pre purchase Baggage rates - All ATR and B737 DOMESTIC routes

Sectors in both directions	Currency	10 kgs	15 kgs	20 kgs	25 kgs	30 kgs
All Routes	MYR	50	75	100	120	140

Pre purchase Baggage rates - All B737 INTERNATIONAL routes

Ex country by direction	Currency	10 kgs	15 kgs	20 kgs	25 kgs	30 kgs
Malaysia to Australia	MYR	80	120	150	180	220
Australia to Malaysia	AUD	28	42	53	63	78
Indonesia to Australia	IDR	168,000	252,000	335,000	402,000	469,000
Australia to Indonesia	AUD	18	36	45	54	65
Malaysia to Bangladesh	MYR	200	290	390	480	560
Bangladesh to Malaysia	BDT	3097	4542	5780	N.A	N.A
Malaysia to China	MYR	50	75	100	120	140
China to Malaysia	CNY	120	180	220	260	210
Malaysia to BOM,DEL	MYR	80	120	150	180	220
BOM,DEL to Malaysia	INR	1400	2100	2625	3150	3850
Malaysia to TRZ, MAA, BLR	MYR	70	100	125	150	180
TRZ, MAA, BLR to Malaysia	INR	1225	1750	2190	2625	3150
Malaysia to Indonesia	MYR	50	75	100	120	140
Indonesia to Malaysia	IDR	168,000	252,000	335,000	402,000	469,000
Malaysia to Nepal	MYR	150	220	280	350	420
Nepal to Malaysia	USD	37	54	69	86	103
Malaysia to Pakistan	MYR	150	220	280	350	420
Pakistan to Malaysia	USD	20	29	37	44	54
Malaysia to Singapore	MYR	50	75	100	120	140
Singapore to Malaysia	SGD	17	25	34	40	47
Malaysia to Thailand	MYR	50	75	100	120	140
Thailand to Malaysia	THB	385	553	765	915	1070

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Note:
1. Rates apply on per sector basis. For multi sectors in each direction, please check the applicable rates between the relevant destinations
2. Rates quoted in non-MYR currency are converted from the fee quoted in MYR at the rate when the fees were published. Actual amount may differ
3. Fees on domestic sectors are subject to SST

Kindly refer to the applicable Terms and Conditions for purchase of Ancillaries https://www.malindoair.com/

From	To	Per Kg
Malaysia	Domestic points	RM 37.00
Malaysia	International points except Bangladesh, Pakistan & Nepal	RM 48.00
Malaysia	Bangladesh, Pakistan & Nepal	RM 58.00
Australia	Malaysia	AUD 20
Bangladesh	Malaysia	BDT 1500
China	Malaysia	CNY 75
India	Malaysia	INR 1000
Indonesia	Malaysia	IDR 150,000
Nepal	Malaysia	USD 20
Pakistan	Malaysia	PKR 2100
Singapore	Malaysia	SGD 20
Thailand	Malaysia	THB 400
Vietnam	Malaysia	USD 10

 
Accepted ONLY as CABIN BAGGAGE provided:
• they are properly packed at source,
• within the cabin baggage weight/size limitations,
• MUST display accurate marking, description and content labeling.
• If DRY ICE is used, a maximum of 2.5kgs per passenger is permitted

Accepted as CHECKED IN BAGGAGE within the permitted baggage allowance and MUST SIGN the Limited Release Tag (LRT) and subject to the following conditions Though we exercise all care necessary in handling these items, you are advised to purchase Travel Insurance as the airline will not be responsible for damage any unintentional damage..

a) Surfboard/Windboard
• Prohibited on ATR operating routes
• RM65 handling charge for the second surfboard
b) Bicycle
• Maximum 10 units are allowed to be onboard at the same time.
c) Diving equipment/Bowling ball/Golf bag
• Weight calculated within given flight ticket regular baggage allowance
• ˇRM65 handling charge for the second surfboard
• Packed in a approved bicycle bag max length of 165cm
• Packed in approved bags/boxes

- additional 15kgs Free Baggage Allowance for 1 golf set for Malindo Miles Platinum and Gold: Corporate Travel, Travel using Malaysian Government Warrants

NOT PERMITTED on Malindo Air
• Hang gliders, sails, kayaks, canoes and oars, pole vaults and javelins are not permitted to be checked in on Malindo Air.

a) Baby strollers and wheelchairs are carried free and will not be calculated against the free baggage allowance. They may be used up to the boarding gate. Passengers MUST SIGN the Limited Release Tag (LRT) at the check-in counter. 

b) Wheelchairs that contain Lithium Batteries may be accepted on board the aircraft by complying to the safety handling guidelines. This requires advance notification to the airline for the necessary preparations. The battery must not exceed 300Wh and the wheelchair is in proper packaging with correct markings and labeling.

Regulations prohibit the use of any portable electronic devices that could interfere with navigational aid and communication system, both on the ground and in flight.

Unacceptable equipment
MUST NOT be operated at all times
a) AM/FM radios
b) Portable telephones or transmitters, cellular/mobile telephones
c) Calculators with printer
d) Personal/portable computers with printer
e) Radio controlled toys
f) Any equipment operating through an antenna
g) Any other electronic equipment not mentioned as acceptable

Acceptable equipment
NOT PERMITTED to be operated during take off, approach and landing:
a) CD player
b) Portable tape recorders/players/ walkman
c) Hearing aids*
d) Heart pacemaker*
e) Electric shavers
f) Pocket calculators (without printer)
g) Personal computers (without printer)
h) Electronic games
i) Photographic equipment

Note: *Except for hearing aids and pacemakers, acceptable electronic devices are prohibited from use during take-off, landing, and approach.

a) Small items suc as guitar, violin, saxophone can be taken on board as hand carry (subject to hand carry limitations on size and weight).
b) For bulky and heavy equipment, passengers MUST SIGN the Limited Release Tag (LRT) and will be checked-in as checked baggage. Though we put in place all effort to ensure that your items are handled with care, If the instrument is expensive or of sentimental value you’re advised to purchase Travel Insurance coverage in the event the item is damaged unintentionally.
c) Alternatively, large musical instrument e.g. cello in a carry case with a maximum height of 65inches (165cm) with base 10 x 18 inches (44x66cm) upper part with the zipper is 18x26 inches (44x66cm) and maximum weight 75kgs may be placed on an EXTRA seat which can be purchased at any nearest ticketing office.

We do not accept live plants and flowers as check-in nor as hand carry on our international flights. Only hand held bouquets are allowed in our cabin. Ensure the stem or ends of the bouquet are properly wrapped to avoid spillage of water that they are placed in. Water may cause damage to our aircraft and carry-on items belonging to other passengers should the bouquet be stored in the overhead locker.

Passengers requiring use of medical syringes or injectable medications during flight such as for diabetics,or other documented proof of medical needs, are allowed to carry such items on board subject to the following:

a) hold a doctor’s certificate stating the medical need,
b) unused syringes come together with medications such as insulin or insulin medication loaded in syringes,
c) the syringes or injectable medications are professionally packed and labeled so that they can be identified,
d) the items are available at any time for security inspection such as X-ray check,
e) used syringes must not be disposed off in the cabin; we would require you to take the syringe with you and discard upon disembarkment.

Unders the Provision of IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, some items containing Lithium Batteries are accepted provided items MUST BE properly packaged and comply to the following:

a) Laptop – Less than 100Wh
b) Electronic Cigarette – < 2 unit per passenger
c) Wheelchair - < 300Wh
d) Baby strollers - < 300Wh
e) Powerbank/spare dry batteries - < 100Wh, < 2g
f) Dry Ice - < 2.5kg

Malindo Air has made provisions to enable passengers to check-in two (2) bottles of Zam Zam water, 5 kilos each. ACCEPTANCE IS CONDITIONAL subject to the packaging to avoid spillage inside the aircraft.

a) Cabin Baggage
Container capacity not greater than 100 ml, or equivalent in other volumetric measurements

b) Checked in Baggage
1) the Zam Zam water must be in containers with a maximum of 5 litres or 1.32 gallons and properly packed with a plastic covering to avoid leakage and damage to other bags;
2) the containers must be sealed as per manufacturer's packaging; and
3) the plastic covering must be of high quality and sufficient thickness to prevent containers from leaking. Special plastic covers are manufactured for such uplifts and must be used and have passed the stringent controls imposed by the Saudi Authorities

- Acceptable as Check-in Baggage as per packaging displayed

- Not Acceptable neither as check in- nor as a cabin baggage

c) Malindo Air is not liable for delay, loss or damage of Zam Zam water and/or containers.

Dangerous goods are articles or substances which are capable of posing a risk to health, safety, property or the environment. Below is the list of Dangerous Goods in comp[liance with regulation requirements.

Includes the carriage of dry cell batteries, knives, scissors, sharp instruments, tools, fire arms, ammunition, and their toy replicas are prohibited in the passenger cabin.

Dangerous Articles in Baggage: For safety reasons, dangerous articles such as those listed below, must not be carried in passenger's baggage.

a) Briefcases and attaché cases with installed alarm devices.

b) Compressed gases - (Deeply refrigerated, flammable, non-flammable and poisonous) such as butane, oxygen, and liquid nitrogen, aqualung cylinders and compressed gas cylinders.

c) Corrosives - such as acids, alkalis, mercury and wet cell batteries and apparatus containing mercury.

d) Explosives - ammunitions, fireworks and flares. Ammunition including blank cartridges, hand guns, fireworks, and pistol cabs.

e) Flammable liquids and solids such as lighter refills, lighter fuel, matches, paints, thinners, fire-lighters that need inverting before ignition.

f) Radioactive material

g) Oxidizing materials such as bleaching powder and peroxides.

h) Poisons and infectious substances such as insecticides, weed-killers and live virus materials.

i) Other dangerous articles such as magnetized materials, offensive or irritating materials.

j) Etiologic agents (bacteria, viruses etc).

k) Apparatus containing mercury must not be carried in baggage.

Personal Movement Electronic Devices: This Notice is intended to ensure safe and efficient operations. The following are requirements needed to be adhered to, in accordance to the Department of Civil Aviation of Malaysia (DCAM) and as recommended by the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

a) Passengers are prohibited from carrying battery-powered portable electronic smoking devices including electronic cigarettes in checked baggage.

b) Passengers are prohibited from re-charging the battery-powered portable electronic smoking devices in aircraft cabins.

c) If you are in possession of any electronic smoking device, the batteries must be removed and to be put in proper storage.

d) For all electronic smoking device with built-in battery, ensure it is switched off and kept in your carry-on baggage.

Electronic Smoking Device (E-Cigarettes / Vape): This Notice is intended to ensure safe and efficient operations. The following are requirements needed to be adhered to, in accordance to the International Civil Aviation (ICAO) 2015-2016 editions of Technical Instructions for the safe transport of Dangerous Goods by air (ICAO Doc 9284).

a) Passengers are prohibited from carrying personal movement devices such as hover boards, mini wheels, electric scooters, electric Segways, electric bicycles, which are categorized as Dangerous Goods and they are prohibited.

b) Rechargeable battery packs and electronic devices such as laptops and digital camera for personal use or related to medical electronic devices with lithium batteries less than 100 Watt-hour rating or lithium content of less than 2g re allowed on carry on baggage however the carrier assume no liability for such items if were to allowed as checked baggage under limited release.

c) Spare lithium batteries must be placed in a separate plastic bag or protective pouch or its terminal insulated by taping over the exposed terminal.

The following categories of checked in baggage will be accepted upon passengers signing the Limited Release Tag (LRT)

a) Fragile - includes any sporting equipment
b) Unsuitable packing
c) Perishables
d) Damaged items
e) Bags with broken handles, damaged straps, tears, dents, scratches,
f) Late checkin
g) Not permitted to carry into cabin

a) TPassengers are advised to only write their names and Telephone numbers in the name tags of their checked in bags. Airlines are advising passengers to avoid giving criminal rings a chance to use your checked in baggage as a mule to ferry illicit drugs or contraband. The ring is able to follow the trail with the address. Airlines will still be able to contact you in case of any disruption with the telephone number which is sufficient for tracing passengers.

b) Passengers are encouraged to purchase the necessary Travel Insurance for this purpose.

c) Safety Regulations: According to safety regulations, passengers are advised:
- Not to accept any packets from unknown passengers
- Not to leave baggage unattended at any time, especially within airport area. Unattended baggage may be removed by airport security staff as an object of suspicion
- To declare before checking-in, if carrying any arms or explosive substances. Concealment is an offence under the Aircraft Act and Rules.

d) Valuable Articles: Currency, precious metals, jewelry, keys, negotiable instruments, securities, personal identification documents and other items of value are best carried with the passengers in the cabin. Malindo Air assumes no liability for any valuable articles carried.

e) Restricted Articles: Medicines and toiletries in limited quantities for passenger use during the journey.

f) All claims of mishandled bags, damaged or pilferage must be reported prior to leaving the baggage reclaim area or the concern airport vicinity. The validity of the PIR(Property Irregularity Report) will commence immediately upon passenger claimed bag is mishandle. Our baggage compensation policy for mishandled baggage follows the Warsaw and Montreal Convention as applicable. All Baggage related compensation claims will be settled within 60 Working Days.