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I'm looking at some "e-ticket itinerary/receipt" issued by Korean Air for a flight from the United States to Asia. I read the baggage information section and it says:

Information above is provided for referencial use.

Does that mean that whatever information it contains, it might be incorrect and I would have to pay the price for any incorrectness? (Eg, if it says that the maximum weight is 23 kg but in fact it's 20 kg then I'll have to pay some extra fee)

Ticket:

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Franck Dernoncourt
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"Above" refers to "further up on the page", so the dimensions and weights of various luggage types listed there.

"Referential use" generally means that the information was correct as the last time they checked, but it is not the authoritative text, which might be different and have exceptions or special requirements not listed in the referential material.

Trish
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