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ANA carry-on: 55 × 40 × 25 cm

Last checked: 7/14/2026 • IATA: NH • ICAO: ANA

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Carry-on for the overhead bin

Included in fare

Dimensions H×W×D
UnitHWD
cm554025
Weight
10 kg
  • One cabin bag and one personal item are permitted with a combined weight of 10 kg.
  • On aircraft with at least 100 seats, the cabin bag is limited to 55 × 40 × 25 cm and 115 cm total; aircraft with fewer than 100 seats use 45 × 35 × 20 cm and 100 cm total.
  • Dimensions include wheels and handles, and operating-carrier or available-storage restrictions can still require hold carriage.
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Source for this section: Carry-on items

Personal item

Included in fare

Dimensions H×W×D
UnitHWD
cm403020

ANA introduced this underseat personal-item size for travel from 1 July 2026. Its weight is not a separate allowance: cabin bag and personal item share the displayed 10 kg total.

Source for this section: Baggage information and July 2026 update

Checked baggage

Weight (standard limit per piece)
23 kg / 50 lb
  • Economy and Premium Economy pieces are limited to 23 kg / 50 lb, while Business and First use 32 kg / 70 lb; all classes use 158 cm / 62 in total dimensions including wheels and handles.
  • First includes three pieces, while Business and Premium Economy include one or two and Economy zero to two according to the fare shown on the ticket.
  • A lap infant normally receives one matching extra piece, except when the accompanying Economy fare has a zero-piece allowance.

Source for this section: Checked baggage

Overweight & excess baggage

  • ANA adds all applicable extra-piece, overweight and oversize charges for one bag.
  • On international journeys crossing two route areas, a further piece is USD/CAD 200, JPY 20,000 or EUR 150; 23–32 kg costs USD/CAD 60, JPY 6,000 or EUR 45, while 32–45 kg and 158–292 cm each cost USD/CAD 200, JPY 20,000 or EUR 150.
  • More than 20 pieces, over 45 kg or over 292 cm is not accepted, and some listed airports cap each piece at 32 kg; aircraft limits can be lower.

Source for this section: Checked and excess baggage

Liquids in carry-on

Varies

  • For covered international departures, each liquid, aerosol or gel container is limited to 100 ml / 3.4 oz and all containers must fit in one completely closed transparent resealable bag of at most 1 litre and 40 cm across two sides.
  • Medication, baby food and special-diet food have scoped exceptions; departure-country, transfer and duty-free rules can differ.

Source for this section: Carry-on liquids

Pets

Pet transport

Varies

On eligible ANA-operated flights, accepted mammals and birds travel in the cargo hold after a phone reservation; pets are never cabin baggage and do not count toward the free allowance.

More details
  • International charges per cage are JPY 40,000 / USD 400 / CAD 400 / EUR 300 between route areas and JPY 25,000 / USD 250 / CAD 250 / EUR 200 within one area.
  • A cage reaching 292 cm total or a pet-and-cage combination over 45 kg is refused; destination, aircraft, documentation and seasonal breed restrictions also apply, and several destinations require Cargo.

Source for this section: International pet policy

Special baggage

Sports equipment

Varies

Listed bicycles, boards, golf, fishing, diving, racket and ski equipment can use the class's free piece and weight allowance.

More details
  • ANA waives the oversize fee from 158 cm through 292 cm for sports equipment, but extra-piece and overweight charges still apply; above 292 cm is refused.
  • Packing, aircraft loading space and early confirmation remain decisive, and individually packed ski components can each count as a piece.

Source for this section: Bulky, sports and musical baggage

Musical instruments

Varies

An instrument fitting the cabin limits may use the carry-on allowance, while larger cabin instruments require a purchased seat and aircraft-specific confirmation.

More details
  • Checked instruments use the normal allowance and fees; items over 203 cm through 292 cm may be accepted with an oversize charge when the aircraft can load them.
  • More than 292 cm or 45 kg requires a cargo carrier.

Source for this section: Bulky, sports and musical baggage

Medical equipment

Allowed

Mobility aids and approved medical devices are accepted subject to equipment, battery, aircraft and route conditions; an electric wheelchair must be described by size, weight and battery type when booking, with check-in at least 120 minutes before departure.

More details
  • Contact the ANA Disability Desk before carrying or using CPAP and other transmitting devices.
  • A MEDIF is required for onboard medical oxygen cylinders, a POC or respirator, a stretcher or an incubator.

Source for this section: Medical requirements

The operating carrier's rules apply to codeshare sectors.

Prohibited items in the cabin

  • Fireworks, explosives and incendiary articles
  • Pepper spray and other incapacitating chemicals
  • Electroshock devices containing dangerous goods
  • Portable oxygen cans, sports oxygen and liquid oxygen
  • Flammable fuels and fuel refills
  • Corrosive, poisonous or oxidising substances including bleach
  • Lithium batteries above 160 Wh and smart baggage with a non-removable battery
  • Hoverboards, electric skateboards and self-balancing scooters
  • This selected list does not replace ANA's full restricted-items guide.
  • From April 24, 2026, power banks are carry-on only and up to two may be carried; the exact number depends on how they are combined with other spare lithium-ion batteries rated above 100 Wh and up to 160 Wh.
  • Terminals must be protected, and neither charging the bank from an onboard outlet nor using it to charge another device is permitted.
  • Item location, quantity, destination and prior approval can change whether another article is accepted.

Source for this section: Restricted and prohibited items

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