franquicia de equipaje
English translation: free baggage allowance
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free baggage allowance Explanation: Hola. Ae, it's either "free baggage allowance" or just "excess". NOT "excess baggage", that's "exceso de equipaje", so pay or you're out of the plane! Luck :-) Dicc Alcaraz t�rminos econ�micos |
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Free baggage allowance Explanation: Look at the following entry in this online bilingual glossary: http://members.nbci.com/Interaero/ing-esp.htm "DICCIONARIO Y ABREVIACIONES AERONÁUTICAS: (Inglés - Español) Free baggage allowance - Franquicia de equipaje (avia)." Fuad See citation above |
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