L'exemption de bagages
Example: L'exemption de bagages permet de ne pas payer pour un sac.
Definition
"L'exemption de bagages" refers to the allowance given to passengers to carry a certain amount of baggage without having to pay extra fees. It enables travelers to bring luggage onboard or check bags free of charge, depending on airline policies.
Etymology
The term "l'exemption de bagages" originates from French, where "exemption" means exemption or exemption from a duty, and "bagages" means luggage. Together, it literally translates to 'exemption from baggage fees,' a concept that arose with the development of commercial air travel to regulate baggage charges.
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"L'exemption de bagages" appears in the Vocaplus list "French - Air travel & Aviation - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 110 commonly used words.
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