Baggage Info

Depending on the Fare types, passengers are entitled to bring 1 handbag 08kg/17lbs or 1 handbag 10kg/22lbs (Morabeza Light and Morabeza Flex) and 1 or 2 checked bags (23kg/50lbs each) with an exception of the Economy Light fare type in which only one handbag (08kg/17lbs) is allowed.

If the weight is more than that, it will be considered as excess baggage and fees will apply.

Excess baggage fees of 15 EUR / 20 USD per kg will apply to any checked bag if the weight is over 23kg/50lbs.

On domestic flights, Excess baggage fees of 400 CVE / 5€ per Kg will apply

Please be aware that according to The International Air Transport Association (IATA) rules the maximum allowed weight of one checked bag is 32kg / 70lbs. Checked baggage which exceeds 32kg / 70lbs won’t be accepted.

Baggage carried in the cabin, free of charge, which you are fully responsible for.

If these limits are exceeded, the luggage will be dispatched as hold luggage and subject to the application of the extra piece charge.

Hand Baggage is all items that can be accommodated in the appropriate compartment (under the seat in front of you, or in the overhead compartment) with dimensions 55 in height x 35 cm length x 25 wide and a maximum weight of 08Kg.

Each passenger is allowed to carry alcohol-based hand sanitizer in the cabin up to a maximum limit of 100ml.

The number of items you can carry for free in the cabin depends on the fare type:

Economy Light, Economy Plus, Economy Flex – 1 piece of hand baggage up to 08kg/17lbs.

Morabeza Light, Morabeza Flex – 1 piece of hand baggage up to 10kg/22lbs.

All domestic flight fares are entitled to 06kg;

Babies

Passengers are allowed to carry, for the baby (aged 0 to 23 months) traveling with them, a portable stroller, bassinet, or a baby seat, in addition to the baby food necessary for the flight which will be collected at the boarding gate.

Items carried free of charge

In addition to the carry-on baggage allowance, one of the following items may be carried free of charge provided that the combined weight of the items and the weight of the carry-on bag must not exceed 08kg:

A coat, an overcoat, or a blanket;
An umbrella or cane;
A briefcase or lady’s handbag;
Books and magazines in reasonable quantity for reading during the flight;
A camera or video recorder or binoculars;
Baby food for the flight;
Walking aids such as portable wheelchair/a pair of crutches or orthopedic equipment or prosthesis, if the passenger depends on them;
Medical devices: upon prescription/prior approval;
Duty Free Shop Bag: A bag with up to 2 bottles of alcoholic beverages, or other items.

Items prohibited as/in hand luggage

For security reasons, it is prohibited to carry certain items as/in hand luggage:

1.Prohibited Items in carry-on luggage: Pistols, firearms and other devices that fire projectiles – devices that can or appear to be used to cause serious injury by firing a projectile, including:

Firearms of any kind, such as pistols, revolvers, shotguns, shotguns;
Toy weapons, replicas or imitations of firearms that can be confused with real weapons;
Lighters as a form of firearm;
Firearm components, excluding telescopic sights;
Air pressure and CO2 weapons, such as pistols, pellet guns, shotguns and skewer weapons;
Alarm pistols;
Nail gun and nail gun, industrial;
Crossbows, bows and arrows;
Slings and slings;
Underwater hunting weapons.

2. Neutralizing devices – devices specifically designed to stun or immobilize, including:

Electroshock devices such as electric stun guns, electric dart guns (tasers) and electric sticks;
Cattle slaughter guns or devices;
Neutralizing or incapacitating chemicals, gases and aerosols such as mace, pepper spray, tear gas, acid gas and animal repellent aerosols.

3. Pointed weapons and sharp objects – objects that, due to their sharp point or their sharp edges, can be used to cause serious injury, including:

Axes;
Arrows and darts;
Harpoons and arrows;
Ice picks;
Ice skates;
Lock knives and point and spring knives, with blades of any length;
Knives, including ceremonial knives, with a blade longer than 6 cm, of metal or other material strong enough to be used as a weapon;
Cleavers;
Machetes;
Razor razors and razor blades, excluding refill razor blades, and disposable razor blades, with encapsulated blades;
Sabers, swords and canes from stock;
Scalpels;
Scissors with blades longer than 6 cm;
Ski and walking pole;
Throwing rosettes (shurikens);
Sharp or sharp martial arts equipment.

4. Work Tools – Tools that can be used to cause serious injury or to threaten the safety of the aircraft, including:

Crowbars;
Drills and drill bits, including cordless portable electric drills;
Tools with a blade or rod longer than 6 cm that can be used as a weapon, such as screwdrivers and chisels;
Saws, including cordless portable power saws;
Torches;
Nail guns and nail guns;
Screwdrivers, screwdrivers or nuts;
Pliers.

5. Blunt objects – objects that can cause serious injury if used to physically harm someone, including:

Baseball and softball bats;
Clubs or clubs, rigid or flexible, including rattles, clubs, truncheons;
Cricket bats;
Golf clubs;
Hockey sticks;
lacrosse clubs;
Kayak and Canoe Paddles;
Skateboards;
billiard cues;
Fishing rods;
Martial arts equipment, including knuckles, bats, clubs, nunchakus, kubatons, kubasaunts;
Tennis rackets.

6. Explosives and flammable substances – objects that can or appear to be used to cause serious injury or to threaten the safety of the aircraft, including:

Ammunition;
Explosive cartridges;
Detonators and Fuzes;
Explosives and explosive devices;
Replicas or imitations of explosive material or devices;
Mines, grenades and other military explosives;
Grenade of all types;
Gases and gas containers, including butane, propane, acetylene, oxygen, in bulk;
Fireworks, torches of any kind and other fireworks, including poppers and fun fulminants;
Non-amorphous matches;
Lighters of any kind;
Smoke generators;
Flammable liquid fuels including gasoline, diesel, lighter fluid, alcohol,
Thanol;
Sprayable paints;
Turpentine and thinners;
Alcoholic beverages with an alcohol content greater than 70%.

7. Chemical and toxic substances

Acids and bases, including cells and batteries with a risk of spillage;
Corrosive or discoloring substances, including mercury, chlorine;
Neutralizing or incapacitating chemicals, gases and aerosols such as mace, pepper spray, tear gas, acid gas and animal repellent aerosols;
Radioactive materials such as medicinal or commercial isotopes;
Poison;
Infectious materials and hazardous biological agents, including contaminated blood, bacteria and viruses;
Materials susceptible to spontaneous ignition or combustion;
Fire extinguishers.

Note: These items must only be transported in your hold baggage. CVA assumes no responsibility for any item removed for safety reason.

Items that are recommended to be carried in hand luggage

Electronic equipment: laptop, tablet, phone, electronic calendar, PlayStation, cd player, and similars;
Value documents: credit papers, bonds, commercial papers, etc;
Passports and other identification documents;
Cash, checks, credit cards, and similar;
Precious metals;
Articles of jewelry;
Medicines;
Fragile or perishable objects.

If your hand luggage has to be transported as checked luggage, we recommend you remove all valuable items and medication.

Cabo Verde Airlines is not liable for any loss or damage to the above-mentioned items, or a similar one if transported in your checked-in luggage.

Extra Hand Luggage

At the boarding gate, if the passenger has more than one hand baggage or its weight is more than the stipulated (08 Kg) that must be collected and tagged with EXTRA LUGGAGE tags to be collected charge and delivered to the passenger at the destination.

For extra HAND LUGGAGE, the following rates are applicable:

All destinations: 20euros per Kg
USA: 50usd per Kg

Liability limit of items carried in hand luggage

When hand luggage has to be carried as checked baggage, it is recommended to be removed all valuables and medications recommended to carry in hand baggage (see Items recommended to carry in hand luggage above).

Cabo Verde Airlines is not responsible for the loss or damage of similar objects carried in checked luggage.

It's the luggage transported in the hold. Each passenger, adult and child, is entitled to the following allowance:

Economy Light: 1 handbag (08kg) only

Economy Plus: 1 checked bags (23kg each) and 1 handbag (08 kg);

Economy Flex: 2 checked bag (23kg) and 1 handbag (08 kg);

Morabeza Light: 2 checked bags (23kg each) and and 1 handbag 10kg/22lbs;

Morabeza Flex: 2 checked bags (23kg each) and 1 handbag 10kg/22lbs.

And the hold baggage for domestic flights. Each passenger, adult and child, is entitled to the following allowance:

Social – includes 1 hold baggage (23kg) and 1 hand luggage (06kg);

Promo – includes 1 hold baggage (23kg) and 1 hand luggage (06kg);

Basic – includes 1 hold baggage (23kg) and 1 hand luggage (06kg);

Flex – includes 1 hold baggage (23kg) and 1 hand luggage (06kg);

Flex Plus – includes 1 hold baggage (30kg each) and 1 hand luggage (06kg);

Please be aware that the maximum allowed weight of one checked bag is 32kg / 70 lbs. Checked baggage which exceeds 32kg / 70lbs won’t be accepted. Please see the information about excess baggage fees.

After purchased the ticket, you can buy an additional bag for a fee. For more information, please select Extra Baggage conditions and access Manage Booking for baggage purchase.

Infants

Infant passengers are entitled to 1 checked bag weighing no more than 10kg/22 lbs with dimensions that don’t exceed 115 cm (55 cm length x 40 cm width x 20 cm height).

Note

When checking in your luggage, you will be issued a luggage identification tag, which you should keep until the end of your flight, after recovering your luggage. CVA reserves the right to refuse any luggage or cargo that endangers the safety of the flight or that given its size, weight or nature is not suitable for transportation in the aircraft. Passengers should always inform the check-in agent of the contents of their luggage.

Depending on the Fare types, passengers are entitled to bring 1 handbag 08kg/17lbs or 1 handbag 10kg/22lbs (Morabeza Light and Morabeza Flex) and 1 or 2 checked bags (23kg each) with an exception of the Economy Light fare type in which only one handbag (08kg) is allowed.

However, if passengers realize that they need additional baggage after they have purchased the ticket, they can buy an additional bag for a fee.

Save up to 10% by purchasing a bag at least 48h before the flight date and on our website under Manage Booking at Cabo Verde Airlines sales counter, travel agencies, or travel agents.

Until 48h before the flight date: 85€ (between Europe and Cabo Verde);
Less than 48h before the flight date: 100€ (between Europe and Cabo Verde).

Extra baggage fee for domestic flights:

Up to 48h before the flight date: 8200 CVE / 74.37€
Less than 48h before the flight date: 9200 CVE / 83.44€

*Ancillary services are not refundable after their purchase.

Transporting some sports equipment is subject to prior authorization from Cabo Verde Airlines due to their weight, size or nature, and aircraft type. The booking of sports equipment has to be made at least 24 hours before departure.

Pre-reservation must be done and a Declaration of transport shall be filled and signed by the passenger here.

Bicycles
Bicycles should be disassembled and properly packed (metallic parts should not be exposed), with the handlebars in the direction of the frame and the pedals removed.

Sports equipment	Between Europe and Cabo Verde	Domestic Flights
Golf equipment, bicycle, hand gliding, surfboards	€100	100£/11026cve
Ski equipment, fishing equipment	€100	100£/11026cve
Pole vaulting, scuba diving equipment²	€100	100£/11026cve
Deltaglider/Paraglider	€100	100£/11026cve
Kitesurf	€100	100£/11026cve
Windsurf equipment, longboard¹	€100	150£/16539cve
Other equipment	€100	100£/11026cve
Snowboard, bodyboard, skimboard, wakeboard	€100	100£/11026cve

Sports Equipment weight is 23kg/50lbs;

¹ Sports Equipment weight is 32kg/70lbs;

Sports Equipment weight and dimension should not exceed 32kg/70lbs and 250cm, respectively;

² In order to be carried safely, the bulb of the battery bust be disconnected.

Ancillary services are not refundable after their purchase.

Items prohibited in hold baggage

The following items cannot be carried in the hold baggage:

The explosive ammunition and cartridges;
Detonators, fuze, grenades, mines, dynamite, gunpowder and plastic explosives;
Fireworks and other pyrotechnic articles;
Smoke generators;
Propane and butane gases;
Flammable liquids including gasoline and methanol;
Flammable solids and reagents, including magnesium, firelighters, fireworks and torches;
Organic oxidizers and peroxides including bleach and body repair kits;
Toxic or infectious substances, including rat poisons and contaminated blood;
Radioactive materials, including mercury, and vehicle batteries;
Components of automotive fuel systems that have already contained fuel.

1. Electro shock weapons, ammunition and explosives

Electro shock weapons
Electro shock weapons (e.g. Tasers) containing dangerous goods such as explosives, compressed gases, lithium batteries, etc. are forbidden in carry-on luggage or checked luggage.

Goods containing explosives
Pyrotechnic material and other items containing explosives, e.g. Christmas crackers, firecrackers, rockets and sparklers are forbidden in carry-on luggage or checked luggage.

Disabling devices
Disabling devices such as mace, pepper spray, etc. containing an irritant or incapacitating substance are forbidden in carry-on luggage or checked luggage.

Ammunition

In carry-on luggage: not allowed;
In checked luggage: approval required;
Requirements: Can only be transported if securely packaged.

Sharp objects, tools and objects that can cause injury

Sharp objects, tools and objects that can cause injury are prohibited in carry-on luggage and hold baggage.

2. Batteries and equipment containing batteries or fuel

Luggage equipped with lithium batteries (smart bags)

In carry-on luggage: approval required;
In checked luggage: not allowed;
Requirements: Smart bags are allowed as checked luggage if the batteries are removed and transported in the cabin (complying with IATA or ICAO requirements), but requires CVA approval.

Spare or loose batteries

Alkaline batteries, lithium batteries (up to two grams) and lithium-ion batteries (up to 100Wh).

In carry-on luggage: not allowed;
In checked luggage: not allowed.

Electronic devices containing lithium batteries with less than 100Wh or 2 grams of lithium

Portable electronic devices containing lithium or lithium ion cells or batteries, including medical devices such as portable oxygen concentrators (POC) and consumer electronics such as cameras, mobile phones, laptops and tablets, when carried for personal use.

In carry-on luggage: allowed (requires approval for quantities greater than 3 units);
In checked luggage: not allowed;
Requirements: The lithium metal content must not exceed two grams, and for lithium-ion batteries, the Watt-hour rating must not exceed 100Wh.

Spare or loose lithium batteries between 100 and 160Wh or with 2 to 8 grams of lithium
Lithium batteries (exceeding 100Wh but not exceeding 160Wh per passenger), Portable Medical Electronic Devices (PMED) (with a lithium metal content exceeding two grams but not exceeding eight grams).

In carry-on luggage: approval required;
In checked luggage: not allowed

E-cigarettes

E-cigarettes, including e-cigars, e-pipes and other similar vaporisers.

In carry-on luggage: allowed;
In checked luggage: not allowed;
Requirements: Each item must be transported safely and must be individually protected to prevent accidental activation. Goods transported must remain stored for the duration of the flight. Smoking is not allowed on the aircraft !

Electronic devices containing lithium batteries between 100 and 160Wh or with 2 to 8 grams of lithium
Lithium-ion batteries for portable electronic or medical devices (exceeding 100Wh but not exceeding 160Wh), Portable Medical Electronic Devices (PMED) (with a lithium metal content exceeding two grams but not exceeding eight grams).

In carry-on luggage: approval required however, the CVA should be informed in a timely;
In checked luggage: approval required;
Requirements: Passengers may transport electronic devices containing lithium batteries between 100Wh and 160Wh or between two and eight grams of lithium.

Portable electronic devices containing non-spillable batteries

Electronic devices with non-spillable batteries (up to 12V or 100Wh).

In carry-on luggage: allowed;
In checked luggage: allowed.

Drones

In carry-on luggage: not allowed;
In checked luggage: allowed;
Requirements: Passengers may transport drones in checked luggage if the lithium batteries powering the drone are removed and transported in carry-on luggage.

Camping stoves and fuel containers

In carry-on luggage: not allowed;
In checked luggage: not approval required.

Internal combustion or fuel cell engines

Internal combustion or fuel cell engines require the engine not to contain any kind of fuel as a power source and which have been completely emptied, with measures being taken to eliminate any danger, however the Cape Verde Airlines does not Transport this type of goods!

Fuel cells

Fuel cells powering portable electronic devices (e.g. cameras, mobile phones, laptops computers and camcorders).

In carry-on luggage: approval required;
In checked luggage: not allowed;
Requirements: Fuel cells must be removed and transported in carry-on luggage, but with the prior approval of Cape Verde Airlines.

3. Battery-powered wheelchairs or other similar mobility devices with batteries

Mobility devices with spillable batteries

Battery-powered wheelchairs or other similar mobility devices with spillable batteries

In carry-on luggage: not allowed;
In checked luggage: approval required;
Requirements: Battery-powered wheelchairs or other similar mobility devices with spillable batteries may be transported if the wheelchair or mobility device can be charged, stored, fixed and discharged in a vertical position. The battery may remain installed in the wheelchair. The battery terminals must be protected from short circuiting, and spillable batteries must be contained in suitable packaging. If the battery is securely fixed to the wheelchair or mobility device, it may remain fixed to the wheelchair with the contacts duly protected.

Mobility devices with non-spillable batteries

Battery-powered wheelchairs or other similar mobility devices with non-spillable batteries

In carry-on luggage: not allowed;
In checked luggage: approval required;
Requirements: Battery-powered wheelchairs or other similar mobility devices with non-spillable batteries may be transported if the wheelchair or mobility device can be charged, stored, fixed and discharged in a vertical position. The battery may remain installed in the wheelchair. The battery terminals must be protected from short circuiting.

Mobility devices with lithium-ion batteries (foldable)

In carry-on luggage: approval required;
In checked luggage: not allowed;
Requirements: The lithium-ion battery must be removed and transported in the cabin. The batteries for these wheelchairs must not exceed 300Wh or, in the case of a device that is equipped with two batteries essential for its operation, each battery must not exceed 160Wh. No more than one spare battery not exceeding 300Wh or two spare batteries each not exceeding 160Wh may be transported in the cabin.

Personal motorised vehicles

For safety reasons self-balancing motorised vehicles, such as hoverboards, mini-Segways and wheeled balancing apparatus may not be transported. However, these devices may be transported – with or without batteries – as cargo.

4. Compressed gas cartridges, cylinders and aerosols

Non-flammable, non-toxic aerosols

In carry-on luggage: not allowed;
In checked luggage: allowed

Gas cartridges, small, non-flammable

The transport is prohibited for safety reasons, gas cartridges, small, non-flammable containing carbon dioxide or other gases.

Avalanche rescue backpack

It is forbidden to carry rescue packs equipped with compressed gas cartridges

Hair curlers containing hydrocarbon gas
Hair curlers containing hydrocarbon gas

In carry-on luggage: not allowed;
In checked luggage: not allowed

Gas cylinders for prosthesis

Gas cylinders, small, non-flammable, non-toxic worn for the operation of mechanical limbs.
Cape Verde Airlines does not transport dangerous goods. Please contact CVA Customer Service before your trip.

5. Scientific, professional and personal

Medicinal or toiletry articles (non-radioactive)

Non-radioactive medicinal or toiletry articles (including aerosols) such as hairsprays, perfumes, colognes and medicines containing alcohol.

In carry-on luggage: allowed;
In checked luggage: not allowed;
Requirements: The total net quantity of non-radioactive medicinal or toiletry articles and non-flammable, non-toxic aerosols must not exceed two kilogrammes or two litres, and the net quantity of each single article must not exceed 0.5 kilogrammes or 0.5 litres. Release valves on aerosols must be protected by a cap or other suitable means to prevent inadvertent release of the contents.

Heat-producing articles

In carry-on luggage: not allowed;
In checked luggage: not allowed;
Requirements: It is not allowed to transport articles that produce heat or equipment with batteries capable of producing extreme heat that could cause a fire when activated (underwater torches and welding irons

Alcoholic beverages – from 24% to 70% alcohol

In carry-on luggage: allowed;
In checked luggage: allowed;

Requirements: The transportation of beverages containing more than 24% but not more than 70% alcohol by volume is allowed. The total net quantity per person is five litres. All alcoholic beverages must be transported in their original packaging.

Permeation devices

For safety reasons, permeation devices may not be transported as luggage. They can only be transported as cargo.
Insulated packaging containing liquid nitrogen/incorporated refrigerated nitrogen

Insulated packaging containing refrigerated liquid nitrogen

In carry-on luggage: not allowed;
In checked luggage: not allowed

Chemical agent monitoring equipment

In carry-on luggage: not allowed;
In checked luggage: not allowed

Skydiving equipment

In carry-on luggage: not allowed;
In checked luggage: not allowed

Fertilisers, insecticides, paint, oxidising substances

For safety reasons fertilisers, insecticides, paint and oxidising substances may not be transported.

Matches and small lighters

Lighters and lighter refills are not allowed in carry-on luggage or checked luggage. “Strike anywhere” matches, “Blue flame” or cigar lighters are forbidden. However, each passenger may carry a box of matches or a small lighter that does not contain non-absorbed liquid fuel, other than liquefied gas, intended for personal use by an individual when carried on the person. Lighters and lighter refills are not allowed in carry-on luggage or checked luggage.

Dry ice

Dry Ice (solid state carbon dioxide).

In carry-on luggage: not allowed;
In checked luggage: not allowed.

Light bulbs

In carry-on luggage: allowed;
In checked luggage: allowed;
Requirements: They must be in their original packaging and for domestic use.

Security bags

For safety reasons the transport of security-type attaché cases, cash boxes, cash bags, etc. incorporating dangerous goods, such as lithium batteries and/or pyrotechnic material is forbidden.

Magnetic materials

In carry-on luggage: not allowed;
In checked luggage: not allowed

6. Medical items

Oxygen or air, gaseous cylinders

Oxygen or air, gas cylinders required for medical use must be requested at the booking stage, so they can be provided by CVA aeronautical authorization. Private transport of these items is forbidden.

Non-infectious specimens in flammable liquid

For safety reasons, the transport of non-infectious specimens, in flammable liquid, as luggage is forbidden. However, these articles may be transported as cargo.

Radioisotopic cardiac pacemakers

The transport of radioisotopic cardiac pacemakers or other medical devices, including those powered by lithium batteries may not be transported in carry-on luggage or checked luggage. Except when implanted into a passenger.

Thermometers or barometers containing mercury

In carry-on luggage: not allowed;
In checked luggage: not allowed;
Requirements: Transport of one mercury thermometer or barometer per passenger is not permitted.

Medical or clinical thermometer

In carry-on luggage: not allowed;
In checked luggage: allowed;
Requirements: One medical or clinical thermometer containing mercury may be transported per passenger for personal use. The article must be transported in its protective case.

7. Additional information

Powder substances

Powder substances with a weight equal to or greater than 350 grams may not be carried in the aircraft cabin. This prohibition does not apply to articles with a medical prescription, powdered milk formula, human remains or containers with powdered products acquired in the Duty-Free area when carried in duly sealed Secure Tamper-Evident Bag.

Flights to the United States of America

Flights to the United States of America may be subject to additional screening of carry-on luggage and a detailed footwear inspection and of all electrical and electronic devices transported. Please note that it is completely forbidden to carry lighters into the United States, either in carry-on luggage or checked luggage.

Liquids on board

Liquids are accepted in containers of 100 millilitres up to a limit of one litre per passenger. These must be placed in a resealable transparent plastic bag measuring 19 x 20 centimetres.

Document Verification

It is the responsibility of the passenger to keep the appropiate documentation and always updated.

For more information visit: www.iatatravelcenter.com

Advanced passenger information (API)

Some countries require the submission of passenger documentation data, which will be kept safe, ensuring the confidentiality of the data.

Important notes: Watt Hours (Wh) can be calculated by multiplying the voltage (V) by the Ampere-hour (Ah). E.g. 12V x 5Ah = 60WH [V x mAh / 1000].

Transport of liquids

Due to security measures in the United States and the European Union, restrictions on carrying some liquids in hand luggage apply to all destinations operated by Cabo Verde Airlines.

Passengers are allowed to carry liquids in their cabin luggage only if in individual containers not exceeding 100 milliliters or equivalent (100g/30 Oz), packed in a sealed transparent plastic bag that can be opened and closed, up to a limit of 1 liter per passenger.

For reference, plastic bags cannot exceed 20cm x 20cm in dimension.

Liquids include, but are not limited to aerosols and gels: water and other beverages, syrup, soup, toothpaste, hair gel, perfume, shaving foams, and others of similar consistency, lotions, deodorant.

Exceptions

Liquid medication needed during the flight for medical purposes, accompanied by medical prescription, and subject to proof of authenticity
Liquids necessary for the entire flight to satisfy special dietary needs, with a medical report
Baby food needed during the flight
Liquids purchased in free shops at airports, as long as carried in transparent plastic bags, properly sealed and accompanied by the respective proof of purchase
Liquids purchased in-flight, as long as carried in transparent plastic bags, properly sealed and accompanied by the respective proof of purchase;

Passengers shall present separately the items covered by these exceptions at the hand luggage checkpoint. For further clarification, please check the Cape Verdean Civil Aviation Agency regulations Regulation nº3/2010 for liquids carrying in hand luggage and CV- CAR 12 for screening passengers and baggage before boarding.

When asked to do so, passengers will need to provide proof or prove the authenticity of the liquid exempted, through tasting or skin test.

Due to security measures in the United States and the European Union, restrictions on carrying some liquids in hand luggage apply to all destinations operated by Cabo Verde Airlines.

For reference, plastic bags cannot exceed 20cm x 20cm in dimension.

Liquids include, but are not limited to aerosols and gels: water and other beverages, syrup, soup, toothpaste, hair gel, perfume, shaving foams, and others of similar consistency, lotions, deodorant.

Exceptions

Liquid medication needed during the flight for medical purposes, accompanied by medical prescription, and subject to proof of authenticity
Liquids necessary for the entire flight to satisfy special dietary needs, with a medical report
Baby food needed during the flight
Liquids purchased in free shops at airports, as long as carried in transparent plastic bags, properly sealed and accompanied by the respective proof of purchase
Liquids purchased in-flight, as long as carried in transparent plastic bags, properly sealed and accompanied by the respective proof of purchase;

When asked to do so, passengers will need to provide proof or prove the authenticity of the liquid exempted, through tasting or skin test.

The transport of your musical instrument is subject to prior authorization from Cabo Verde Airlines. It can be carried in the cabin or in the hold, depending on its weight, dimensions, nature and type of aircraft.

Check the conditions of carriage in the cabin and in the hold.

In the Cabin

To travel with the musical instrument at your side, in the aircraft cabin, you must book an extra seat that will accommodate the instrument.

The maximum weight allowed for transport in the cabin is 30kg / 66.13lbs. The maximum dimensions allowed are: 155x42x25 from the floor in the cabin or 110x42x50 on top of the seat.

To book the transport of your musical instruments in the cabin, you must contact our Call Center, at least 72 hours before the Flight.

Under certain circumstances, in case of large musical instruments, it may be necessary to book more than one extra seat. For security reasons, this decision will be taken by Cabo Verde Airlines.

In the Hold

Check our recommendations to transport your musical instrument in the Hold

The passenger must properly pack the musical instrument for the trip;
The musical instruments can be included in the free baggage allowance as long as they are within the permitted weight and size limits;
The music instrument, already packed, must not exceed 45kg / 99lbs;
The maximum dimensions are 190 cm x 75 cm x 65 cm /75 in x 30 in x 26 in;
If your musical instrument exceeds the dimensions and / or the weight mentioned above, it must be transported as cargo;
The passenger must inform the weight and measurements of the musical instrument when booking or at least until 24 hours before the flight, at a Cabo Verde Airlines available counter, at the travel agency or through the Call Center.
Up to 45kg / 99lbs
- Internacional

150 EUR / 185 USD /16540 CVE

- Domestic

50€ / 5513CVE

Ancillary services are not refundable after purchase.

The following items are recommended to be carried in hand luggage. Cabo Verde Airlines is not responsible for damage when transported in checked baggage.