The baggage allowance policies vary depending on the type of flight. For domestic flights, the allowance is typically 15 kg, while for international flights it is usually 20 kg. Business class passengers, particularly on flights between the UAE and India, can enjoy a higher allowance of up to 25 kg. When flying with airlines like TUI Airways, a 15kg luggage allowance is often provided as part of the package holiday.
A medium suitcase, ideal for such allowances, typically measures 68 cm or 24 inches in height, with a capacity of up to 75 litres. Its durable hard shell exterior makes it a reliable travel companion. The ATX Luggage Cabin Suitcase is an example, boasting a lightweight design with a durable ABS exterior, 4 dual spinner wheels, and a built-in 3-digit combination lock. This orange, 21-inch suitcase has a capacity of 33 liters.
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Carry-on size restrictions are generally capped at 22 x 14 x 9 inches, while checked baggage should not exceed a total dimension of 62 inches. Ryanair, for instance, allows priority boarding passengers to carry a small bag and a larger cabin bag with a maximum weight of 10kg. Non-priority customers can purchase a 10kg Check-in Bag. Check-in baggage allowances can range from 10 kg to 32 kg, with a limit of up to 6 pieces per passenger.
In addition to these allowances, there are specific policies for certain airlines and routes. For example, passengers flying to or from Brazil in Economy Class are allowed one piece of baggage not exceeding 10 kg. Similarly, Ryanair’s hand luggage policy permits a maximum of 10 kg onboard, but offers a check-in bag allowance of up to 20 kg for those who upgrade to Plus.
