Budget airlines such as easyJet, First Choice, and Ryanair often have a cabin allowance of 55cm x 40cm x 20cm. When packing, it’s essential to keep the weight limits in mind. Some airlines, like Qatar Airways, allow economy passengers one bag with dimensions 50 x 37 x 25 cm and a weight of 7kg. In contrast, business/first-class passengers can carry two bags with a combined weight of 15kg. Qantas Airways permits economy passengers one bag or one non-rigid garment bag that adheres to most carry-on baggage requirements.
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