Air Vanuatu announced (21-Jul-2017) changes to its international baggage allowances for services between Vanuatu and Australia or New Zealand. The new baggage allowance for economy increases from 23kg per person to 30kg per person, while business class increases to 40kg. Air Vanuatu CEO Joseph Laloyer stated the new allowances would streamline the baggage acceptance policy and are favourable compared to other airlines.
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