Each child can have one child restraint system (car seats, booster seats) checked free of charge.
You can check-in or gate check a stroller for your little one by paying a baby equipment fee between $29-$39. Standard baggage fees apply over and above the limit. Weight allowance of 50lbs per piece applies.
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