Will a suitcase with a broken handle be accepted as checked in luggage?

Even if they do let your check it in, it is unlikely that the suitcase will come out intact. Even good condition and really sturdy suitcase get damaged and its usually the wheels or handles that break first. It'll depend on the airline. Most airlines have baggage dimension limits, even for checked luggage.

1. Can you take a broken suitcase on a plane?
2. How do they handle damaged suitcases?
3. Can I put fragile on my luggage?
4. What are the things not allowed in check in baggage?

Can you take a broken suitcase on a plane?

The airline might want to make a note that it's already damaged (in case you tried to claim for damage) but it seems very unlikely they'd refuse to carry it unless it looked totally unsound (eg tied up with a single bit of string) or if it might be unsafe for baggage handling machinery (or handlers).

How do they handle damaged suitcases?

You arrive and your luggage is damaged. 1. ... Tell your airline's baggage services agent before leaving the airport about the damage. According to the Department of Transportation, airlines must accept all reports of damage to wheels, straps, zippers, handles and other protruding parts of your luggage.

Can I put fragile on my luggage?

Avoid putting any fragile items in those parts of your luggage, and definitely don't put anything fragile directly next to the body of the bag. Make sure that there's at least one layer of clothing, bubble wrap or something soft on each side of the fragile item you're protecting.

What are the things not allowed in check in baggage?

Prohibited items in Cabin Baggage:

• Dry cell batteries.
• Knives, scissors, Swiss army knives and other sharp instruments.
• Toy replicas of fire arms and ammunition.
• Weapons such as whips, nan-chakus, baton, or stun gun.
• Electronic devices which cannot be switched off.
• Aerosols and liquids*