The most restrictive airline regulations permit two checked pieces per passenger for which the total sum of the linear dimensions (length + width + height) of both should not exceed 106 inches or a maximum weight of 44 pounds. One piece of carryon luggage is allowed per passenger for which the linear dimensions should not exceed a sum of 41 inches or a maximum weight of 15 pounds and shall fit completely underneath an aircraft seat.

All airlines and carriers have different regulations for what size cases can be taken or checked. Please click here for all regulations for commercial and domestic airlines as well as UPS and FedEx. See similar questions...

Passengers without baggage, can directly proceed to the boarding gate with their boarding passes produced by the Self Check-in kiosk. Passengers with baggage, can go to a dedicated bag drop, where the baggage will be tagged by a customer service agent and sent to the aircraft. See similar questions...

In general, cruise lines will not limit the amount of luggage you bring onboard though there may be limited storage space in your cabin for empty suitcases (though most beds are designed to allow most suitcases to fit underneath). Check with your cabin attendant if you can't find space in your cabin for empty suitcases. Airlines, however, do have restrictions on number, size, and weight of checked luggage and you may be charged for exceeding any of those limitations. See similar questions...

The storage area can hold about 10 kilos of baggage, the area is large so bulky items can be safely stored. The is ample room in the cockpit for maps and other documents See similar questions...

No checked baggage is permitted when using online check-in (including mobility equipment which must be carried in the hold of the aircraft); passengers can carry one item of hand baggage per passenger, weighing up to 7kg with maximum dimensions of 20cm x 28cm x 43cm (8x11x17ins). Hand luggage must contain NO prohibited items. We reserve the right to cancel your reservation and to deny you boarding if you arrive at the boarding gate with luggage in excess of your cabin allowance. See similar questions...

Applies to all travel/connections to/from the US/Canada/Territories and certain countries in South and Central America. Super First Class/Super Business Class/Business Class/Evergreen Deluxe Class: Two pieces, neither to exceed 62 in/158 cm in size or 70 lb/32 kg in weight. Two pieces, neither to exceed 62 in/158 cm in size and 70 lb/32 kg in weight. The total dimension for the two pieces cannot exceed 107 in/273 cm. Different regulations apply to special baggage, as attached. See similar questions...

Subject to state and local restrictions on transporting firearms you may still transport a firearm in your checked baggage. However you should first check with your airline or travel agent to see if firearms are permitted in checked baggage on the airline you are flying. Ask about limitations or fees if any that apply. Firearms carried as checked baggage MUST be unloaded packed in a locked hard-sided gun case and declared to the airline at check-in. See similar questions...

The Transportation Security Administration recommends that you use cable or zip ties as an alternative to baggage locks to facilitate the baggage screening process. For more information, please see the TSA's web site at www.tsa.gov. See similar questions...

Live animals, with exceptions of dogs, cats, household birds and seeing eye/hearing aid dogs being safely transported in accordance with EVA requirements. Fragile or perishable items, money, jewelry, precious metal, silverware, negotiable papers, securities or other valuables, business documents, prototypes, etc., should not be packed in checked baggage. See similar questions...

Unchecked baggage will be allowed on board only if it can be safely stowed under your passenger seat or in the closed overhead bin. EVA has placed 'Test Units' at either its check-in counter or boarding lounge in each airport to help you determine whether or not your baggage must be checked. For flight safety, unchecked baggage that exceeds EVA requirements will be checked and carried in the luggage compartment. See similar questions...

Only one (1) piece of baggage is allowed to be carried on board provided that it does not exceed the dimensions of 56cm x 36cm x 23cm and provided that it does not weigh more than 7 kg. Such baggage must fit under the seat in front of you or in an enclosed storage compartment in the cabin. Items determined by us to be of excessive weight or size or of an offensive nature will not be permitted on board. See similar questions...

Effective August 10, 2006 and until further notice, the TSA has changed its procedures. Please check with TSA for specific information. See similar questions...

Each ticketed passenger is permitted to check-in two pieces of baggage free of charge. For travel within the State of Hawaii and to and from the Continental U.S the first and second pieces each may not be more than 62 linear inches and weigh no more than 50 pounds. See similar questions...

Passengers wishing to check luggage will be charged a per person, per bag, per segment Baggage Transport Fee. All Baggage Transport Fees are non-refundable. Each bag must weight 50lbs or less. The outside measurements of each bag must not exceed eighty (80) inches. Each additional bag, in excess of two, will be charged a fee of $50.00 per bag. The total number of bags allowed may not exceed 5 per passenger. See similar questions...

Checked baggage for charter air is limited to two suitcases not to exceed 62" and 55" respectively in overall length, width and height per passenger. Also, the total weight of all suitcases may not exceed 44 pounds. Each piece of excess baggage, subject to carrier acceptance, cannot weigh more than 22 pounds and may be subject to an additional charge. Baggage limitations for scheduled air vary by carrier. See similar questions...

For full information on the allowable size and weight of your baggage, please visit our Baggage page. See similar questions...