Finnair carry-on: 23 × 40 × 55 cm
Not a binding baggage approval: fare, route, aircraft or operating carrier can vary. Check the linked official sources before booking and departure.
Carry-on for the overhead bin
Depends on fare or booking option
Dimensions H×W×D
Carry-on for the overhead bin: Dimensions H×W×D Unit H W D cm 23 40 55 Weight
- 8 kg / 17.6 lb
- The baggage allowance depends on the ticket type.
- Economy Superlight includes only a personal item up to 40 × 30 × 15 cm in length × width × height.
- Light and Flex fares include one carry-on bag up to 55 × 40 × 23 cm in the same order.
- The combined weight limit for all cabin bags is 8 kg in Economy and 12 kg in Business.
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Source for this section: Carry-on baggage
Personal item
Included in fare
- Dimensions H×W×D
Personal item: Dimensions H×W×D Unit H W D cm 15 30 40
- One small personal item is included in all tickets and must be placed under the seat in front of you.
- This can be a small handbag, a laptop bag, or a small backpack.
- No individual weight limit applies, but it is included in the ticket's combined cabin weight limit.
Source for this section: Carry-on baggage — personal item
Checked baggage
- Weight (standard limit per piece)
- 23 kg / 50 lb
- Economy Flex and Classic tickets include one checked bag up to 23 kg.
- Superlight and Light tickets do not include a checked bag.
- Business Classic and Flex include one or two bags up to 23 kg within Europe, or 32 kg on long-haul routes.
Source for this section: Checked baggage
Overweight & excess baggage
- Baggage exceeding 23 kg up to 32 kg, or exceeding the standard dimensions of 90 × 75 × 45 cm, incurs a flat heavy or oversized bag fee of EUR 75 at the airport.
- Online advance purchases are cheaper.
- Single bags over 32 kg must be sent as cargo.
Source for this section: Extra baggage fees
Liquids in carry-on
Varies
- EU standard limits apply at most airports: liquids must be in containers up to 100 ml, packed in a single 1-litre transparent bag.
- At Helsinki Airport (HEL), passengers can carry up to 2 litres of liquids, but individual containers must still stay within 100 ml.
Source for this section: Restricted items
Pets
Pet transport
VariesOn Finnair-operated flights, cats and small dogs may travel in the cabin; rabbits, tortoises and hedgehogs are also eligible when the trip starts in an EU country.
More details
- Pet and carrier may weigh up to 8 kg; soft carriers are limited to 55 × 40 × 23 cm on Finnair flights and 55 × 40 × 20 cm on Norra flights, while Jettime accepts only cats and dogs in the cabin and may use different carrier sizes.
- Hold or cargo eligibility depends on species, route, total weight and operating carrier, and transport must be arranged before check-in; assistance dogs travel free.
Source for this section: Travelling with pets
Special baggage
Sports equipment
AllowedStandard sports equipment, such as golf clubs or ski bags under 23 kg, can be included in the checked baggage allowance.
More details
- Larger or heavier items require special baggage fees, which are cheaper when booked online in advance.
- Skis over 220 cm are considered oversized.
Source for this section: Special baggage
Musical instruments
VariesSmall instruments can be brought in the cabin as carry-on baggage if the total linear size is under 125 cm and packed in a hard case.
More details
- Larger cabin instruments require booking an extra seat.
- Checked instruments must be packed in hard cases and can share the baggage allowance.
Source for this section: Special baggage
Medical equipment
AllowedNecessary medical devices and mobility aids travel free of charge in addition to the standard cabin allowance.
More details
- Prior notification is required at least 48 hours before departure if using the device in flight.
- Battery-powered devices must have spare batteries carried in the cabin, protecting terminals against short circuits.
Source for this section: Wheelchairs, mobility aids and medical devices
Sports equipment and musical instruments can be part of the checked allowance. Medical equipment travels outside the allowance when approved.
Prohibited items in the cabin
- Sharp objects including knives, scissors and corkscrews in the cabin
- Firearms, swords, ammunition and replica weapons in the cabin
- Explosives, detonators, fireworks and highly flammable materials
- Liquids, aerosols and gels exceeding 100 ml per container in cabin baggage
- Loose or spare lithium batteries and power banks in checked baggage
- This is a selected list of items restricted or prohibited in cabin or checked baggage by Finnair, not a complete dangerous goods guide.
- Security regulations at departing airports may apply additional limits on certain items.
Source for this section: Restricted items
Official source
- Primary source: Baggage — Finnair
- Carry-on baggage: Carry-on baggage
- Personal item: Carry-on baggage — personal item
- Checked baggage: Checked baggage
- Overweight & excess baggage: Extra baggage fees
- Liquids in carry-on: Restricted items
- Pets: Travelling with pets
- Special baggage: Special baggage
- Medical equipment: Wheelchairs, mobility aids and medical devices
- Prohibited items in the cabin: Restricted items
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