Baggage Policy Change Tracker

A dated log of what changed and when, produced as a by-product of checking every airline page ourselves.

  1. Air Seychelles Baggage Allowance5kg on domestic flights; 7kg Economy and 12kg Business on regional international flights
  2. Nouvelair Baggage Allowance1 cabin bag plus 1 personal item; excess is moved to the hold for a fee
  3. Endeavor Air Baggage Allowance
  4. Aeroitalia Baggage PolicySmall personal item free on all fares, under the seat. Larger 55x40x20 cm 10 kg trolley for the overhead bin is free only on Classic and Biz fares.
  5. S7 Airlines Baggage Allowance
  6. Envoy Air Baggage Allowance
  7. Rex Airlines Baggage Allowance
  8. Air Tanzania Baggage Allowance
  9. Super Air Jet Baggage Policy1 cabin bag plus 1 small personal item, both Boeing and Airbus aircraft
  10. Boliviana de Aviacion Baggage Allowance
  11. Mesa Airlines Baggage Policy
  12. Cyprus Airways Baggage Allowance15 kg allowed on Business Flex fares
  13. AirSial Baggage PolicyCombined linear dimensions 45in / 114cm. Laptop bag excluded from the 7kg weight limit.
  14. Southern Airways Express Baggage Allowance
  15. Air Botswana Baggage AllowanceTotal dimensions must not exceed 115cm (45in); airline does not publish separate length/width/height.
  16. CemAir Baggage Allowance
  17. Air Macau Baggage Policy
  18. TAG Airlines Baggage Allowance and FeesTAG lists a 10 lb weight cap for the free carry on and personal item on every fare, but does not publish exact inches or centimeters on its baggage page.
  19. MIAT Mongolian Airlines Baggage Allowance1 piece, combined dimensions not exceeding 115 cm (45 in)
  20. Xiamen Air Baggage Policy
  21. PSA Airlines Baggage Policy
  22. flyadeal Baggage Allowance
  23. Fastjet Baggage Fees
  24. Canadian North Baggage AllowanceTurboprop aircraft (ATR42/ATR72) use a smaller box: 9x16x18 in, 23x41x46 cm, same 22 lb cap. Kenn Borek Air flights allow no carry-on, personal item only, 10x12x8 in.
  25. Nile Air Baggage AllowanceBusiness class allows 10kg on the same size limit.
  26. Georgian Airways Baggage AllowanceEconomy: 1 piece, 115 cm total of 3 dimensions. Premium Economy and Business: 2 pieces, 12 kg combined, 115 cm each.
  27. Air Senegal Baggage Fees
  28. Sunrise Airways Baggage AllowanceDirect flight carry-on weight limit is 10kg. Any itinerary with a connection drops the limit to 5kg. Cuba routes are 5kg regardless of routing, with a paid 5kg add-on for 80 USD.
  29. AIRDO Baggage AllowanceWeight covers the carry-on bag plus personal item combined, not each piece separately.
  30. Yeti Airlines Baggage Allowance
  31. Key Lime Air Baggage Fees
  32. Piedmont Airlines Baggage Policy
  33. Boutique Air Baggage AllowanceTravels gate checked or checked, not in the cabin. No overhead bins on the Pilatus PC-12.
  34. Bhutan Airlines Baggage AllowanceOne personal item also allowed, drawn from a fixed list (handbag, overcoat, camera, reading material, laptop). Weight based limit, not linear inch based.
  35. Shandong Airlines Baggage AllowanceEconomy: one bag up to 5kg. First and business: two bags up to 8kg each.
  36. Myanmar National Airlines Baggage AllowanceOne bag in Economy, two in Business Class
  37. Denver Air Connection Baggage Allowance
  38. Madagascar Airlines Baggage AllowanceMeasured as total linear size (length+width+depth) up to 105 cm / 41 in, not three separate dimensions. Domestic business 10 kg; long haul business 18 kg across 2 pieces.
  39. T'way Air Baggage FeesCombined carry on plus personal item weight limit on Event, Smart and Regular fares; Business fare allows two bags at 10kg each.
  40. ASKY Airlines Baggage Allowance

Why this exists

Baggage policies change quietly. An airline trims a carry-on allowance by an inch, or moves a fee up by ten dollars, and the only announcement is the page itself changing. Anyone who copied the old number once and never went back is now publishing something false.

We re-check carrier pages on a schedule and stamp every airline record with the date it was last verified. This log is simply that data, ordered by date. It costs us nothing extra to publish and it is the clearest proof we can offer that the numbers on this site are maintained rather than scraped once and forgotten.

How to read a date

Every airline page carries the date its figures were last read off the carrier’s own site, and a link to the page they came from. If that date is old, treat the figures as indicative and check the source before you fly. If a page carries no date at all, we have not verified it yet and we say so on the page rather than filling the gap with a plausible guess.