No. A fare class by itself should not be treated as proof that baggage is included. The cited guidance says to check the terms applicable to the booking.
What the fare class does not establish
The available material does not provide a rule that maps a fare class directly to an included baggage allowance. Instead, it directs travellers to the applicable terms and conditions, particularly when a booking includes pre-selected seat requests or pre-purchased additional baggage.
The cited Fare Rules are described as explaining whether a fare can be changed or cancelled. Those permissions are separate from baggage inclusion and should not be used as evidence that baggage is included.
How to check baggage inclusion
- Locate the terms that apply to the specific booking.
- Look for an explicit statement about included baggage rather than inferring it from the fare-class name or code.
- Distinguish an included allowance from a pre-purchased additional baggage item.
- Treat the inclusion as confirmed only when the applicable terms clearly say so.
What the available guidance leaves unconfirmed
The cited material does not provide a fare-class list, a class-by-class baggage table, or a universal statement that every fare class includes the same baggage. Without the relevant booking terms, a traveller cannot determine from the fare class alone whether baggage is included.