3 · Your researched starting point
Published quick facts
Conditions and useful context
This is a planning aid, not baggage approval. Your fare, route, aircraft and operating carrier can change the applicable rule.
Plan with the rule that applies to your trip
Find the baggage rule before you pack.
AirlineLimits is an independent bilingual guide to airline baggage rules. Check carry-on, personal-item and checked-baggage limits plus practical guides.
Quick Check · researched, not guessed
Your baggage answer in two choices.
Pick the operating airline and what you are taking. We will surface the useful facts, the conditions that can change them and the official source behind the answer.
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1 · Choose the operating airline
2 · What do you need to know?
Official source linked
From booking to the gate
Three decisions, one place to start
A published size is only useful when you also know which fare, route and operating airline it belongs to. Start with the traveller decision you need to make.
Check the operating airline
Open its guide for published cabin and checked-baggage limits, fare conditions and links to the relevant official pages.
Browse airline guidesMeasure the packed bag
Compare height, width, depth and weight. Airline pages include an interactive checker when numerical limits are available.
Use the dimensions guideResolve the exception
Batteries, animals, sports gear, instruments and medical equipment often follow separate booking and packing rules.
Check special baggage
Practical planning guides
Go beyond the headline allowance
Use these guides to identify the extra questions that a simple baggage table cannot answer.
Baggage dimensionsMeasure in the correct order and compare complete outer dimensions.
Batteries and techPlan power banks, spare batteries, laptops and smart bags.
Travelling with petsSeparate airline acceptance from route and entry requirements.
Special baggagePrepare sports gear, instruments and medical equipment.
Research activity
Recently reviewed airline guides
These dates show when the complete airline guide was last reviewed. Rules can change afterwards, so each guide keeps its official source links visible.
How AirlineLimits works
Manual research, visible sources and honest gaps
We start with current airline pages and review each topic separately. Measurements stay in the units the airline publishes, conditional rules remain conditional, and unsupported details remain unknown instead of being guessed.
Maik Weißmann is responsible for the editorial content. Airline positions are alphabetical and are not paid or sponsored.
Always check the linked airline source again for your actual fare, route, aircraft and operating carrier before booking and departure.