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Practical baggage guidance

Pack smarter. Travel with confidence.

Find your airline’s official baggage rules and prepare cabin, checked and special baggage before departure.

Allowances vary by airline, fare, route and passenger status. Always confirm the rule shown on your ticket.
Allowance finder

Find your airline’s baggage rules

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The search opens in a new tab. Select the airline’s official website and verify the allowance for your fare, route and operating carrier.
Baggage types

Know what you are taking

Airlines apply different size, weight and item rules to each type of baggage.

CAB

Cabin baggage

Items carried through security and stored in the overhead bin or under the seat.

  • Check size and weight limits
  • Keep liquids within security rules
  • Protect documents and valuables
CHK

Checked baggage

Suitcases handed to the airline desk and transported in the aircraft hold.

  • Label the bag inside and outside
  • Remove old baggage tags
  • Do not pack valuables or medication
SPC

Special baggage

Sports gear, instruments, mobility aids, pets and oversized or fragile items.

  • Request approval before travel
  • Confirm fees and packing rules
  • Allow extra airport time
Packing checklist

Four checks before you close the bag

01

Measure every bag

Include handles, wheels and external pockets when checking dimensions.

02

Weigh it at home

Leave a small margin so airport-scale differences do not create extra fees.

03

Separate essentials

Keep medication, documents, devices and one change of clothes in cabin baggage.

04

Photograph the bag

Take a clear photo and keep the baggage tag receipt until collection.

Never pack without checking

Dangerous-goods restrictions can apply to both cabin and checked baggage.

Spare batteries and power banksUsually subject to cabin-only, terminal-protection and capacity rules.
Flammable or explosive itemsMany fuels, fireworks, gases and similar materials are prohibited.
Weapons and sharp objectsRestrictions and declarations vary by item, airline and destination.

Protect important belongings

Checked baggage can be delayed, searched or damaged during handling.

Keep valuables with youCarry money, jewellery, keys and essential electronics in cabin baggage.
Carry essential medicationKeep prescriptions and enough medicine for the journey in your hand baggage.
Secure personal dataUse a baggage tag without displaying unnecessary private information.
Special items

Plan ahead for unusual baggage

Sports equipment

Bikes, golf and ski gear

Ask about advance booking, packaging, maximum dimensions and handling charges.

Musical instruments

Cabin seat or aircraft hold

Confirm whether the instrument can travel in the cabin, needs a seat or must be checked.

Medical and mobility

Wheelchairs and devices

Inform the airline early and provide battery details or assistance requirements.

Infant travel

Strollers and child seats

Check whether these are included, checked at the desk or accepted at the aircraft door.

Food and liquids

Security and customs rules

Departure security and destination import rules can both restrict what you carry.

Pets

Cabin or cargo arrangements

Pet travel needs prior airline approval, suitable containers and destination documents.

Delayed or damaged baggage

Report the problem before leaving the airport

The operating airline and its baggage-handling agent manage tracing, delivery and damage claims. Keep every report and receipt.

Manage bookingGet help
01
Visit the baggage deskReport missing or damaged baggage before leaving arrivals.
02
Obtain a report numberKeep the property irregularity report and baggage tag receipt.
03
Follow the airline’s processUse its tracing and claims instructions and keep eligible receipts.
Baggage FAQs

Common questions

Your allowance depends on the airline, fare, route, cabin and passenger status. Check your e-ticket and the operating airline’s official baggage page.
Rules can depend on the operating and marketing carriers and the journey. Confirm the applicable allowance with the airline shown on your ticket.
Many airlines allow additional baggage through Manage Booking, subject to route, timing and availability. Charges are controlled by the airline or ticket provider.
Report it to the operating airline’s baggage desk before leaving the airport, obtain a report number and follow the airline’s tracing instructions.
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