Übersetzung für "Check in bags " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

check in baggage | facilitate check in of baggage | check in bags | check in luggage

bag check | temporary check dam

bag of empty bags | bag of empty sacks | sack of empty bags | sack of empty sacks

organise materials to tea bag machines | utilise materials to tea bag machines | administer materials to tea bag machines | administering materials to tea bag machines

using lift bags | using multiple lift bags | use lift bags | use of air-filled lift bags

character check | row parity check | transverse parity check | transverse redundancy check | vertical check | vertical redundancy check

police checks [ checking of vehicle papers | check on persons | identification checks | roadside checks ]

brown bag lunch | brown bag seminar | brown bag session

packaging product [ bag | bottle | box | packaging article | packaging materials | receptacle ]

customs inspection [ customs check ]

visually checking the contents of a bag (one in five pallets),

13. Expresses concern that certain practices of low-cost airlines, which often operate from regional airports, lead to poorer quality of service for passengers and a deterioration in working conditions; given the current aggressive business practice of some low-cost airlines operating from regional airports to take advantage of their dominant position, and given that commercial activities are a major source of income for regional airports, is concerned by ‘one-bag’ and other restrictions to the cabin baggage allowance imposed by certain airlines; takes the view that these practices represent a breach of competition law, and believes that these restrictions may constitute an abuse of a carrier's position; calls, therefore, on the Member S ...[+++]tates to set common upper limits to be imposed on airlines with regard to such restrictions and considers that any checks relating to luggage weight restrictions and size should be made before arrival at the departure gate;

13. Expresses concern that certain practices of low-cost airlines, which often operate from regional airports, lead to poorer quality of service for passengers and a deterioration in working conditions; given the current aggressive business practice of some low-cost airlines operating from regional airports to take advantage of their dominant position, and given that commercial activities are a major source of income for regional airports, is concerned by ‘one-bag’ and other restrictions to the cabin baggage allowance imposed by certain airlines; takes the view that these practices represent a breach of competition law, and believes that these restrictions may constitute an abuse of a carrier’s position; calls, therefore, on the Member S ...[+++]tates to set common upper limits to be imposed on airlines with regard to such restrictions and considers that any checks relating to luggage weight restrictions and size should be made before arrival at the departure gate;

the quantity declared shall be checked by weighing each bag or box.