Novoair has launched a free extra baggage facility that gives Umrah pilgrims and students going abroad a clear benefit by allowing them to carry more checked luggage on domestic flights, easing a common travel worry and helping families and students travel with less stress. Eligible passengers will be able to take an extra 20 kilograms of checked baggage in addition to the usual allowance, so these travellers can carry up to forty kilograms of checked luggage while still keeping the normal hand luggage rules. The change helps people who travel with many items such as documents, study materials, gifts or clothing for religious trips, and it reduces the need for last minute shipping or costly extras at the airport. Novoair says the facility is part of a service push to make travel simpler, more comfortable and more affordable for passengers who need to move larger loads between cities before international flights. The airline adds that the new rule will help students who must take books, laptops and personal items for study abroad, as well as families who travel together to perform religious duties and who often carry extra items for ceremonies or gifts. Because the offer applies on domestic routes, it helps travellers move between regional airports and the international ports where they start overseas journeys without the added cost of special cargo or multiple trips. The extra allowance also eases check-in for many passengers when they know they can pack needed items without sudden extra fees, which can shorten queues and speed boarding for everyone. The airline points out that its regular checked baggage limit still applies to other passengers and that the special facility is aimed at groups with real need so the system stays fair. Officials say the service shows the airline’s commitment to improving quality and convenience and that it will keep listening to passenger feedback to refine services in future. Daily routes such as those linking the capital with Chattogram, Cox’s Bazar, Saidpur and Sylhet will carry the benefit, helping travellers across regions connect to international flights without extra trouble. Travel agents and university advisers welcomed the move, saying clearer baggage rules make planning easier and reduce last minute costs for students and families. Simple steps like this can make travel less stressful, help students focus on study plans rather than packing problems, and let families concentrate on their trip rather than extra airport fees. For many travellers, the change means better value and more certainty, and for the airline it is a way to show customer care while keeping operations efficient and fair for all. Passengers will be informed through the airline’s website, ticket messages and agents at booking offices to ensure awareness promptly.
