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easyJet carry-on: 56 × 45 × 25 cm

Last checked: 7/14/2026 • IATA: U2 • ICAO: EZY

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Carry-on for the overhead bin

Depends on fare or booking option

Dimensions H×W×D
UnitHWD
cm564525
Weight
15 kg
  • A large overhead cabin bag measures at most 56 × 45 × 25 cm including handles and wheels and may weigh up to 15 kg.
  • It must be added to the booking or included through an eligible fare or easyJet Plus benefit; availability and prices vary by flight.
  • The current boarding-gate charge for a large bag without the required allowance is £60.
  • A booked large cabin bag includes Speedy Boarding, and the passenger must be able to lift and carry it.
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Source for this section: Cabin bags

Personal item

Included in fare

Dimensions H×W×D
UnitHWD
cm453620
Weight
15 kg
  • Every passenger may bring one small under-seat cabin bag free of charge.
  • It may measure up to 45 × 36 × 20 cm including handles and wheels and weigh up to 15 kg, must fit under the seat in front, and must be liftable by the passenger.
  • An infant travelling on an adult's lap also receives a changing bag up to 45 × 36 × 20 cm.

Source for this section: Cabin bags

Checked baggage

Weight (standard limit per piece)
23 kg
  • Each passenger, including a child or infant, may buy up to three hold bags.
  • Options include 15 kg and the standard 23 kg allowance; extra weight is sold online in 3 kg units up to 32 kg per item.
  • No item may exceed 32 kg, and length + width + height must be under 275 cm.
  • Online prices vary; a bag added at the airport bag-drop currently costs £55.
  • Travellers on the same flight and booking may pool hold-bag weight, but each item must remain within 32 kg.

Source for this section: Hold luggage

Overweight & excess baggage

  • Hold items exceeding the pre-booked weight incur £12 per kg per item per flight at the airport only.
  • Additional weight can be pre-purchased online in 3 kg increments (up to £15 per 3 kg) to a maximum of 32 kg per bag.
  • No single hold item may exceed 32 kg.
  • Sports equipment and hold luggage weight cannot be pooled together.

Source for this section: Fees and charges

Liquids in carry-on

Varies

  • At most departure airports, liquids, aerosols and gels must be in containers of 100 ml or less and fit into one transparent resealable 20 × 20 cm bag, with no more than 1,000 ml total.
  • A small number of airports, including London Gatwick, permit larger volumes with newer screening equipment, so the departure airport's current rule applies.
  • Baby food, milk and sterilised water are exempt up to 2 litres total; liquid foods such as soup remain subject to the normal limit.

Source for this section: Restricted and unusual items

Pets

Pet transport

Not allowed

easyJet does not carry pets or emotional-support dogs in the cabin or hold.

More details
  • Recognised guide and assistance dogs trained by an accepted organisation may travel free on permitted routes after easyJet receives the required health and training documents no later than 48 hours before departure.
  • Assistance dogs are currently not accepted on routes to or from Egypt, Israel, Kosovo, Montenegro, Morocco or Turkey.

Source for this section: Restricted and unusual items

Special baggage

Sports equipment

Allowed

One sports-equipment item may be purchased per passenger.

More details
  • The small category, up to 20 kg, covers items such as golf clubs, skis and boots, snowboards, diving equipment, paragliders and pole-vault poles up to 450 cm.
  • The large category, up to 32 kg, includes bicycles, canoes or kayaks, surf or windsurf boards and hang gliders.
  • Current fees per item and flight are £42 online or £52 at the airport for small equipment and £50 or £60 for large equipment.
  • Online bookings are limited to six large items; e-bikes are prohibited.

Source for this section: Sports equipment

Musical instruments

Allowed

An instrument up to 45 × 36 × 20 cm, including its case, may use the small cabin-bag allowance.

More details
  • With a large cabin-bag allowance, an instrument up to 56 × 45 × 25 cm may travel in that allowance, while one larger than this and no more than 30 × 117 × 38 cm replaces the large bag in the overhead locker.
  • Larger instruments need a separate ticket and must meet the published seat-safety rules, including a 75 kg combined limit, a suitable case and a window seat.
  • Instruments may instead be checked with a purchased hold allowance.

Source for this section: Musical instruments

Medical equipment

Allowed

A portable medical device up to 56 × 45 × 25 cm may travel in addition to the cabin allowance after notifying Special Assistance at least 48 hours ahead; larger equipment goes in the hold.

More details
  • Up to two personal medical oxygen or compressed-air cylinders are accepted within the published 56 cm, 25 cm diameter and 5 kg limits with a medical certificate, while liquid oxygen is prohibited.

Source for this section: Medicine, medical conditions and equipment

Prohibited items in the cabin

  • Stunning devices (tasers, stun guns) and disabling chemicals (pepper spray, tear gas)
  • Personal motorised vehicles: e-bikes, hoverboards, segways, self-balancing wheels
  • Explosives, incendiary devices, fireworks, smoke canisters, dynamite, detonators
  • Liquid oxygen (refrigerated) in either cabin or hold
  • Damaged or recalled lithium batteries and batteries above the published lithium limits
  • Explosives and incendiary substances, including fireworks, detonators and smoke-generating canisters
  • Power banks up to 160 Wh are cabin-only, may not be used on board and are limited to two per passenger; terminals must be protected.
  • E-cigarettes are also cabin-only and may not be charged.
  • Smart luggage is refused if its lithium battery or power bank cannot be readily disconnected and removed; for a checked bag, it must be removed and carried in the cabin.
  • Sharp objects, tools and weapons have item-specific cabin or hold restrictions, so consult easyJet's current dangerous-goods table.

Source for this section: Dangerous goods

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