Enter the size and weight
Measure at the widest points, including wheels and handles. The order does not matter: the sides are compared from longest to shortest against each airline's limits.
Before you rely on the result
- This checks the basic Economy rule. Higher classes or frequent-flyer status may allow more, and the cheapest fares may not include a cabin bag at all (see the notes for each airline)
- At many airlines, the weight limit is the total with your personal item (handbag, laptop and so on). Souvenirs can push you over on the way home
- Even within the limits, you may have to check your bag at the gate if the overhead bins are full
- Some items, such as power banks, must stay in the cabin → Items you can't put in checked baggage
Sources
Each airline's official carry-on baggage rules (checked on 2026-10-06). Inches and pounds are converted at 1 inch = 2.54cm and 1 lb ≈ 0.454kg. Rules can change.
- JAL (domestic, 100+ seat aircraft)
- JAL (domestic, under 100 seats)
- ANA (domestic, 100+ seat aircraft)
- ANA (domestic, under 100 seats)
- JAL (international)
- ANA (international)
- Skymark
- AIRDO
- Solaseed Air
- StarFlyer
- Fuji Dream Airlines (FDA)
- Peach
- Jetstar Japan
- Korean Air
- Asiana Airlines
- Jeju Air
- Jin Air
- Trinity Airways (formerly T’way Air)
- Air Busan
- EVA Air
- China Airlines
- STARLUX Airlines
- Tigerair Taiwan
- HK Express (Lite / Max fares)
- Scoot
- Singapore Airlines
- Thai Airways
- Vietnam Airlines
- VietJet Air
- Philippine Airlines
- United Airlines
- Delta Air Lines
- American Airlines
- Alaska Airlines
- Hawaiian Airlines
- Air Canada
- Southwest Airlines
- JetBlue
- Frontier Airlines
- Qantas (international Economy)
- Jetstar Airways (departures until 1 Feb 2027)
- Air New Zealand
- British Airways
- Air France
- Lufthansa
- Finnair
- ITA Airways
- Iberia