Airline Size Allowances For Check-In Luggage

Before you leave for your next trip, make sure your suitcase complies with your airline's check-in luggage size restrictions. Since almost all airlines have slightly different measurement allowances, here’s a guide so you have all the information you need. But most importantly: both our Check-In Luggage models comply with all the airlines listed below.

Airline Height (cm) Width (cm) Depth (cm) Weight Limit
British Airways 90 75 43 23 kg
Norwegian 250 79 112 23 kg (Standard)
Ryanair 81 119 119 10/20 kg
Wizz Air 149 119 171 10/20/32 kg

These airlines do not have specific height, width, or depth restrictions for your suitcase. The rule here is that the total added size of your luggage (Width + Depth + Height) cannot exceed these dimensions. You can find the total size by adding the length, width, and depth together.

Airline Total Dimensions (H+W+D) Weight Limit
Aeroflot 203 cm 23 kg
Air France 158 cm 23 kg
Cathay Pacific 158 cm (Piece Concept) 23 kg
EasyJet 275 cm 15/23/26/32 kg
Emirates 300 cm (Weight Concept) 20-35 kg
Eurowings 158 cm 23 kg
Iberia 158 cm 23 kg
KLM 158 cm 23 kg
Lufthansa 158 cm 23 kg
Turkish Airlines 158 cm 23 kg
Vueling 158 cm 15/20/25/30 kg

The Different Check-In Luggage Dimensions

British Airways

On British Airways flights, you can check in a bag up to 90 x 75 x 43 cm. As on most flights, the standard weight allowance is 23 kg, though some fares allow up to 32 kg.

Norwegian

When you're flying Norwegian, check-in baggage is typically a paid add-on (unless you have a Flex ticket). The maximum dimension for check-in luggage is 250 x 79 x 112 cm, with a standard weight of 23 kg.

Ryanair

Ryanair requires you to purchase an add-on to check in luggage. There are two options: a 10 kg bag or a 20 kg bag. Both must meet the size requirements of 81 x 119 x 119 cm.

Wizz Air

Wizz Air allows you to check in bags sized up to a total of 149 x 119 x 171 cm. You can purchase allowances for 10 kg, 20 kg, 26 kg, or 32 kg.

Aeroflot

Like Air France, Aeroflot uses common linear size restrictions. You can check in one suitcase with total measurements (H+W+D) of no more than 158 cm, with a standard weight limit of 23 kg.

Air France

Customers of Air France in Economy are usually entitled to one checked luggage item (often free on long-haul), sized up to 158 cm in total dimensions.

Cathay Pacific

Cathay Pacific generally follows the "piece system" for most flights, allowing bags up to 158 cm (total dimensions) and weighing up to 23 kg for Economy.

EasyJet

EasyJet allows you to purchase check-in bags with a combined total size of max. 275 cm. You can book bags of 15 kg or 23 kg. If you need more weight, you can buy extra in 3 kg units, up to a maximum of 32 kg.

Emirates

On Emirates, most routes use the "weight concept," allowing bags up to a total size of 300 cm. However, if you are flying to/from the Americas or Africa, the "piece concept" applies, where each bag must not exceed 150 cm in total dimensions.

Eurowings

Similar to Lufthansa: On Eurowings flights, check-in luggage may be up to 158 cm total. The standard weight limit is 23 kg, though 32 kg options are available for booking.

Iberia

Iberia allows check-in bags with a total size of max. 158 cm. The standard maximum weight is 23 kg. You can check in up to 32 kg by paying a surcharge for excess weight.

KLM

The standard check-in baggage on KLM allows for an item sized up to a total of 158 cm (H+W+D). The standard weight limit for Economy is 23 kg.

Lufthansa

Lufthansa’s rules for check-in baggage are the industry standard. Approved measurements are 158 cm total and your luggage can weigh a maximum of 23 kg in Economy.

Turkish Airlines

Turkish Airlines typically allows free check-in luggage sized up to a total of 158 cm. The standard weight allowance for Economy is 23 kg.

Vueling

When you're travelling with Vueling, check-in luggage is usually a paid option. You can choose from weight limits of 15, 20, 25, or 30 kg. The maximum size allowed is 158 cm (total dimensions).