Regardless of your class of travel, you are allowed to carry up to 10kg of cabin baggage on board. This must not exceed 30cm x 30cm x 15cm and should be stored under your seat. You are allowed to bring a small wheeled cabin case instead which cannot be any larger than 55cm x 40cm x 20cm. The larger cabin bag must be checked-in prior to departure, but this is free of charge.

If you have chosen to fly with a 'Fly Deluxe' ticket then you are entitled to take a suitcase weighing no more than 25kg on both legs of your journey. However, if travelling in economy you don't get any luggage included so would need to purchase this in advance, check our website when booking to add a case. Even on international long-haul flights you do not receive checked baggage as standard.

Economy class is offered on all aircraft types operated by the airline. The experience may differ depending on the route length flow. If travelling internationally on a long-haul flight then you can expect to receive meals and non-alcoholic beverages included free of charge. However, if you wish to drink an alcoholic beverage then these can be purchased as well as a range of snacks from the inflight 'Cafe Flyer' menu. Similarly, if travelling on a short-haul flight the airline doesn't offer free catering and if you are feeling peckish or thirsty food and drink can be purchased on board. On the airline's 737 aircraft you can expect the cabin to be laid out in 3x3 across with an average seat pitch of 30" (76.2 cm). However, on the smaller Embraer E190, you will be treated to either a window or aisle seat as its cabin layout is 2x2. On long-haul routes operated by either the 767 or 787 Dreamliner, you can relax on a plush leather seat with 33" (83.82 cm) pitch and 2x4x2 across on the 767 and 3x3x3 on the Dreamliner.

TUIfly Belgium offers their version of a premium experience, it isn't quite business class but is more similar to a premium economy offering. The airline offers this service on all flights, however, long-haul travellers will enjoy an even better experience. On short-haul routes, if you are a 'Fly Deluxe' passenger you will be allocated a seat at the front of the aircraft, however, the seats will be the same as those of economy. Only on the airlines Dreamliner and 767 do you receive a larger seat with a pitch of 36" (91.44 cm), also being 2x3x2 across.

When travelling on any route in the airlines 'Fly Deluxe' product you can expect to receive a complimentary meal and beverages, which include alcoholic beverages. The airline even tries to increase the luxuriousness of their service by also offering you a pre-departure glass of champagne to get you relaxed and your holiday started. Before sipping your champagne and dining on your complimentary meal there is a wide range of additional benefits the airline offers you as a premium passenger. When departing from either Brussels or Charleroi you can skip the security queue and head through a dedicated priority lane, and if departing from Brussels can make use of a dedicated check-in for premium passengers only. On all flights back to Belgium the airline will also provide you with a complimentary Belgian newspaper and on long-haul flights a travel package amenity kit of eye-mask, socks, earplugs and more.