Avior Airlines Baggage Guide & Official Links

9V / AVS · Venezuela

Avior Airlines sells additional checked bags and sport equipment as prepaid services in the booking flow's 'ADICIONALES' step (USD 40-120 per piece on Colombia/Curacao routes, USD 100 on U.S.A. routes), while excess weight is charged per kg (1-2% of the base fare or USD 6-10 per kg depending on origin). Use the official links below to review baggage rules, booking access, and related airline services.

Official website

Buy Extra Baggage

Updated Aug 3, 2026

Baggage PolicyBuy Baggage
From Official: Yes

Steps

  1. Go to booking.aviorair.com (Avior's online booking engine, linked from aviorair.com) and search your flight with origin, destination, dates and passengers.
  2. Select the flight you want and enter the passenger details.
  3. In step 4 'ADICIONALES' (Additional services) of the booking flow, open the 'Baggage' tab and add the additional bag(s) or sport equipment you need for your route.
  4. Review the services in the booking summary, then continue to step 5 'COMPRAR' (Buy) and complete payment.
  5. Your additional baggage is then added to the reservation and appears in your booking confirmation.

Prices

Additional checked bags

Prepaid additional checked bags are sold per piece during the booking flow with fixed USD fees by route; each additional piece may weigh up to 23 kg (50 lbs).

LabelAmountNotes
Colombia (Bogota)80 USD (1st) / 100 USD (2nd) / 120 USD (3rd and other)
  • Fees correspond to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd or other additional piece respectively.
Curacao40 USD (1st) / 60 USD (2nd and 3rd)
  • The 2nd and 3rd additional bags are each charged 60 USD.
U.S.A. (Miami)100 USD per piece
  • First, second and third additional bag are each charged 100 USD.

Overweight baggage

Excess weight is charged per extra kilogram: 1% of the base fare on domestic flights and international flights from Venezuela, or a fixed USD rate per kg from Colombia, Curacao and Miami.

LabelAmountNotes
Domestic flights (Economic/Executive)1% of base fare per extra kg
  • Charged per additional kilogram over the allowance, based on the base fare for the flight segment (One Way).
  • Maximum weight allowed: 32 kg (70.5 lbs).
  • Applicable to pieces weighing more than 33 kg and up to 45 kg.
  • Baggage that does not comply with the established policies will be considered cargo.
International - from Venezuela2% of base fare per extra kg
  • Per kg in excess of the allowance on the purchased flight segment (One Way).
  • Maximum weight allowed: 32 kg (70.5 lbs).
International - from Colombia8 USD per kg
  • Per kg of excess weight.
International - from Curacao6 USD per kg
  • Per kg of excess weight.
International - from Miami10 USD per kg / 5 USD per excess lb
  • Maximum weight allowed: 32 kg (70.5 lbs).

Sport equipment and special baggage

Sport equipment and special items travel as Special Accompanied Baggage with flat USD fees per piece; items up to 23 kg (50 lbs) or, for lighter equipment, up to 10 kg (22 lbs), within 320 cm (126 in) linear dimensions, while items weighing 23.1-32 kg (51-70 lbs) are subject to the standard overweight baggage fees instead.

LabelAmountNotes
Golf equipment150 USD (U.S.A.) / 100 USD (Colombia & Curacao)
  • One golf bag containing clubs, balls, tees and one pair of golf shoes.
  • Up to 23 kg (50 lbs); requires a travel case.
Bicycles150 USD (U.S.A.) / 100 USD (Colombia & Curacao)
  • One non-motorized bicycle up to 23 kg (50 lbs).
  • Must be disassembled and packed in a hard-shell case, dedicated bicycle travel bag or transport box.
Water sports boards150 USD per board (U.S.A.) / 100 USD per board (Colombia & Curacao)
  • Surfboards, wakeboards, wave skis, skimboards, paddleboards, speedboards and kiteboards/kitesurfing equipment.
  • Up to 23 kg (50 lbs); fees apply per board transported.
Windsurfing equipment200 USD (U.S.A.) / 150 USD (Colombia & Curacao)
  • First two components (board, mast, boom and sail) with combined weight up to 23 kg (50 lbs).
  • A third component is charged as an excess baggage piece.
Scuba diving equipment (without tank)90 USD (U.S.A.) / 40 USD (Colombia & Curacao)
  • Regulator, tank harness, pressure gauge, fins, snorkel and mask, and BCD.
Sporting archery equipment100 USD (Colombia & Curacao)
  • One bow and quiver, arrows and one maintenance kit.
  • Fee published only for Colombia and Curacao routes; no U.S.A. rate is listed on the official site.
Baseball equipment40 USD (U.S.A., Colombia & Curacao)
  • Up to 10 kg (22 lbs); bats must be checked in a suitable bag or case.
Fencing equipment50 USD (U.S.A., Colombia & Curacao)
  • One fencing bag or case with foils, jacket, gloves and mask.
Bowling equipment100 USD (U.S.A.) / 50 USD (Colombia & Curacao)
  • One bowling bag with up to three bowling balls and shoes.
  • Up to 10 kg (22 lbs); balls not permitted in overhead bins.
Musical instruments50 USD (U.S.A.) / 40 USD (Colombia & Curacao)
  • Instruments up to 8 kg (18 lbs).
  • Must be transported in a hard-shell case when checked.
Pets55 USD (in cabin) / 150 USD (hold, 6-22 kg) / 250 USD (hold, 23-30 kg)
  • In cabin: maximum 6 kg (13 lbs) including the carrier.
  • In hold: 6-22 kg (13-48 lbs) or 23-30 kg (51-66 lbs) including the kennel, on international flights.
  • Dogs, cats and roosters; maximum six (6) pets per flight.
TV boxes100-250 USD (Colombia & Curacao) / 200-300 USD (U.S.A.)
  • By size: up to 29" 100 USD (CO/CW) / 200 USD (USA); up to 32" 150 / 300; up to 37" 200 / 300; up to 42" 250 / 300.
Special accompanied baggage100 USD (up to 20 kg) / 150 USD (21-32 kg)
  • For Colombia and Curacao routes; sport equipment and musical instruments up to 62 linear in (20 kg) or up to 78 linear in (21-32 kg).
  • Special accompanied baggage up to 20 kg / 62 linear in without TVs: 100 USD (Colombia & Curacao).

FAQ

Can I buy extra baggage online?

Yes. Additional bags and sport equipment are sold as prepaid services in step 4 'ADICIONALES' (Additional services) of the booking flow at booking.aviorair.com. Avior states that requests for additional services must be made at the time of ticket purchase.

Where do I buy extra baggage?

Online during the booking flow at booking.aviorair.com (step 4 'ADICIONALES'). You can also contact Avior by phone (0501-AVIOR-00 / +1 305 470 2203) or WhatsApp.

What are the baggage allowances and bag limits?

Carry-on: one piece of 8 kg (17.7 lbs) plus one personal item. Checked: domestic Economic 1 x 23 kg and Executive 1 x 32 kg; international Light 1 x 23 kg, Medium 1 x 32 kg, Ultra 2 x 32 kg. Each checked bag may weigh up to 32 kg (70.5 lbs) and measure up to 158 cm / 62 linear inches; prepaid additional bags are limited to 23 kg.

When should I buy extra baggage?

Avior states that requests for additional services must be made at the time of purchase, so add your extra bags in the 'ADICIONALES' step while completing the booking rather than after the ticket is issued.

How does Avior calculate extra baggage charges?

Additional bags are priced per piece with fixed USD fees by route (Colombia 80-120 USD, Curacao 40-60 USD, U.S.A. 100 USD per bag, each up to 23 kg). Excess weight is charged per kg: 1% of the base fare on domestic flights, 2% from Venezuela, and 8 USD (Colombia), 6 USD (Curacao) or 10 USD (Miami) per kg.

What are the overweight and oversized baggage rules?

The maximum checked weight is 32 kg (70.5 lbs); pieces of 33-45 kg are accepted on domestic flights subject to excess charges. The sum of dimensions may not exceed 158 cm / 62 linear inches. Baggage that does not comply with the policies will be considered cargo.

Are there exceptions or restrictions I should know?

Additional baggage is subject to the weight and balance of the aircraft; if it cannot be boarded at check-in, you must sign a voluntary separation to send it on the next flight (subject to availability). Requests for additional services must be made at the time of ticket purchase.

Can I pay for extra baggage with cards?

Avior accepts Visa and MasterCard credit cards. Debit card, bank transfer and cash are also available as payment options alongside credit cards.

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