How We Check Airline Baggage Limits

Where our size limits come from

• First choice: each airline's official baggage policy page.
• If an official page is unclear, we note the gap instead of guessing.
• Every airline row shows the source link and when we last checked it.
• When an airline is strict at the gate, we flag that in the luggage size checker results.

Current coverage: 31 airlines · 29 fully checked · 2 need extra review.

How often we re-check limits

We aim to review every airline about every 90 days. If a limit is past its review date, treat it as uncertain and confirm on the airline site before travel.

1. Re-open the airline's official baggage page.
2. Update dimensions, fees, or exceptions if anything changed.
3. Record the new check date.

Airline coverage at a glance

The table below shows which bag types we have published limits for. A dash in carry-on, personal item, or checked means we still need a confirmed number from that airline.

When sources disagree

• If two official pages show different numbers, we use the stricter limit in the luggage checker.
• If fare class or route changes the rule, we add a note instead of showing one number for every ticket.
• If a route has special limits, we flag it so you double-check before packing.