Hand baggage
What is the cabin baggage allowance?
Each passenger may carry up to 7 kg total cabin baggage plus an additional 3 kg for a personal item, including:
- 1 cabin bag: max 55 × 40 × 20 cm
- 1 personal item (e.g., laptop bag/handbag): max 25 × 33 × 20 cm
- Duty-free purchases, as long as the combined total remains within 10 kg
What happens if my cabin baggage exceeds the allowed weight or size?
If your cabin baggage exceeds the limit, you may be required to:
- Check it in at the counter (fees may apply), or
- Repack/remove items to meet the allowance
Is there any extra allowance for passengers traveling with infants?
Yes. If you’re travelling with an infant under 2 years, you may carry one additional small bag up to 3 kg for baby essentials. This item must fit under the seat and may need to be declared at check-in.
Are there any items I cannot carry in my cabin baggage?
Yes. Certain items are prohibited in cabin baggage. Please review the Dangerous Goods & restricted items list before you travel: [link to Dangerous Goods page].
Are there any restrictions on personal items in cabin baggage?
Yes. You may bring one personal item (e.g., handbag, laptop bag, small backpack) as long as it:
- Does not exceed 25 × 33 × 20 cm
- Is up to 3 kg allowance
- May need to be declared and tagged at check-in
- Also note: sharp objects, flammable materials, and liquids over 100 ml are not permitted in cabin baggage.
