Size and weight, products accepted on board… The standards for the dimensions of your cabin baggage vary according to each airline. Air France, EasyJet, Transavia, Ryanair… What you need to know before packing your cabin suitcase for the holidays.
The vacation is over, plane tickets and accommodation are booked, all you need to do is pack your suitcase, taking care not to forget anything. Depending on the destination, some people prefer cabin baggage for its practicality, which fits easily into the dedicated compartments of the plane. Except that… Long free and favored by passengers to avoid paying for a suitcase in the hold, they are now often charged extra by low-cost airlines and the authorized sizes vary depending on the airline, both regular and low-cost, which, otherwise, charge a fee. surplus. Here are the templates to know.
Air France, Transavia, FrenchBee, Ryanair… What is the maximum size of a cabin suitcase according to the airlines?
Cabin baggage must respect certain dimensions, each company being free to set them as it sees fit. On average according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), hand luggage should measure a maximum of 56 cm x 45 cm x 25 cm, handles and wheels included. The maximum weight should be limited to 10 kg.
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Does your cabin baggage exceed the specified dimensions or weight and must travel in the hold? If some carriers, such as Air France, do not charge anything, others apply supplements of several tens of euros. From €25 at Vueling, the bill rises to €45 at Transavia and even €58 at EasyJet.
