Most Middle Eastern airlines have a weight limit for checked baggage, typically between 20 and 30 kilograms. If your checked baggage exceeds this weight limit, you will be charged an excess baggage fee. The fee will vary depending on the airline and the route, but it is usually calculated based on the weight of the excess baggage or the number of additional pieces.

In addition to weight limits, many Middle Eastern airlines also have size limits for checked baggage. This means that your baggage must fit within certain dimensions in order to be accepted as checked baggage. If your baggage is too large, you may be required to purchase an additional seat for it or ship it as cargo.

It is important to note that some items, such as sports equipment and musical instruments, may be subject to special excess baggage charges. These charges may be higher than the standard excess baggage fees, so be sure to check with your airline before travelling.