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# Virgin Atlantic Baggage Policy

All [Virgin Atlantic Baggage Policy](https://www.baggageinfo.com/blog/virgin-atlantic-baggage-policy/) fare types have an easy-to-understand luggage policy. Economy Light passengers are permitted to bring one cabin bag, subject to the airline's weight and size restrictions. One checked bag up to 23 kg is an extra perk for passengers booked in Economy Classic or Economy Delight. Upper Class passengers are permitted to check two bags up to 32 kg each, while Premium Economy passengers are permitted to check two bags up to 23 kg each. A personal item, such as a laptop case or small purse, is permitted in all cabins.

Baggage that violates weight or dimension restrictions is subject to additional fees, which differ depending on the route. Special items, instruments, and sports equipment may be transported for free or for an additional fee. When traveling with infants, parents can usually bring a stroller that folds up and a small bag. A seamless airport experience is ensured by reviewing Virgin Atlantic's current regulations prior to departure.

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