Airline Baggage Checker
Check carry-on and checked baggage allowances for 18 major airlines. Verify if your bag fits before you fly.
IndiGo — Economy
Verified 2026-06🎒 Carry-on
7 kg
55×35×25 cm
🧳 Checked bag
15 kg
1 free bag
Excess / add-on: ₹500/kg
Source: IndiGo official site
📏 Check if your bag fits
Allowed: 55×35×25 cm — enter your bag size above to check
How to Use
- 1
Filter by region
Select a region (India, Middle East, Europe, etc.) to narrow down airlines.
- 2
Select airline and class
Choose your airline and travel class (Economy, Business, First).
- 3
View baggage allowance
See cabin bag, check-in, and total baggage limits.
- 4
Check bag size
Enter your bag dimensions to verify it meets the airline's size limit.
How It Works
This checker compares your bag's dimensions and weight against the carry-on and checked baggage allowances for 18 major airlines, so you can confirm compliance before you're at the airport counter.
Why airline allowances differ so much
Carry-on size and weight limits vary by airline, by class of travel (economy vs. business), and sometimes by aircraft type — there's no single global standard. Budget airlines (like AirAsia, Ryanair, EasyJet) also tend to have stricter or more strictly enforced limits than full-service carriers, since baggage fees are a meaningful part of their revenue model.
How the fit-check works
Enter your bag's length, width, and height in cm — the tool checks these dimensions against the selected airline and class's published carry-on allowance and tells you immediately whether it fits, rather than requiring you to look up and manually compare three separate numbers.
Examples
Checking a cabin bag before a budget flight
A bag measuring 56 × 36 × 23 cm might comfortably fit a full-service carrier's carry-on allowance but exceed a budget airline's stricter cabin bag limit — checking both before booking avoids a surprise gate-check fee.
Comparing checked baggage weight across airlines on a connecting itinerary
If your journey involves two airlines with different checked baggage weight limits (e.g. 23kg vs 20kg), pack to the stricter of the two limits to avoid excess baggage charges on either leg.
Common Use Cases
- Confirming a cabin bag fits before flying with a specific airline, especially budget carriers with strict enforcement
- Comparing baggage allowances across airlines before booking a multi-leg itinerary
- Checking checked-baggage weight limits to avoid excess baggage fees at check-in
Tips
- Airline baggage policies change periodically — this tool shows a "verified" date per airline entry, but always cross-check with the airline directly for high-stakes trips (e.g. right before an international flight) since policies can be updated without much notice.
- Budget airlines often charge steep excess baggage fees at the gate that are far higher than what you'd pay by pre-purchasing extra baggage online before your flight — check and add baggage during booking if you're even slightly unsure your bag will fit.
Frequently Asked Questions
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