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Caribbean Airlines Carry-On Rules

Official baggage policy

Under the seat

Personal Item

Included

43×33×15 cm

16.9×13×5.9 in

One underseat personal item. Published 33×43×15 cm/13×17×6 inch normalized by orientation; no separate numeric weight or shared-total statement published. Duty-free purchases fit within the two permitted cabin items.

Overhead cabin bag

cabin bag

1 cabin bag

56×35×23 cm

22×13.8×9.1 in

Weight limit: 10 kg (22 lb)

Every customer on all flights may bring one 56×35×23 cm/22×14×9 inch main bag up to 10 kg plus one 33×43×15 cm/13×17×6 inch personal item. Duty-free purchases count within these two items. No separate personal-item weight limit or combined-weight rule is published in the reviewed page; this is not an unlimited-extra-weight guarantee. Business still has one main bag. A lap infant may have one 10 kg carry-on; stroller/basket/car-seat cabin carriage depends on space. Noncompliant baggage can incur an extra-piece charge; no universalUSD 40/70 fee or measured inspection frequency is established. The checker uses the explicitly published centimetre boxes; the page’s inch labels are rounded and are not stored as exact conversions.

Measure the full external bag size, including wheels and handles.

Fares & cabin classes

Economy

1 cabin bag

56×35×23 cmUp to 10 kg

All customers/all flights: one main bag up to 10 kg plus one personal item. Business does not add a second main bag.

Business

1 cabin bag

56×35×23 cmUp to 10 kg

All customers/all flights: one main bag up to 10 kg plus one personal item. Business does not add a second main bag.

Baggage fees

No reliable fixed price is listed here. Check your booking for the cost of adding a bag; an unlisted price does not mean it is free.

Official baggage policy
How to use this policy

Check cabin bag dimensions, weight and personal-item limits separately. A bag has to pass every published limit at once; being under the length and width limit does not help if the depth, weight, or fare-specific allowance is tighter.

Editorial signal only. Measure the packed bag and verify the operating carrier's rule.

Caribbean Airlines liquids policy

The reviewed cabin page permits nonflammable liquids in containers up to 100 ml. Check departure/transit security and relevant exceptions; a universal ICAO 1 litre bag rule was not established.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Caribbean Airlines cabin bag size?

Caribbean Airlines allows a cabin bag up to 56×35×23 cm (22×13.8×9.1 in). Dimensions include wheels and handles.

Does Caribbean Airlines have a weight limit for carry-on?

Yes — the maximum carry-on weight on Caribbean Airlines is 10 kg (22 lb).

Does Caribbean Airlines allow a personal item?

Yes. Caribbean Airlines allows a personal item up to 43×33×15 cm. It must fit under the seat in front of you.

How strict is Caribbean Airlines about bag size?

Caribbean Airlines has medium caution enforcement. Editorial signal only. Measure the packed bag and verify the operating carrier's rule.

Additional notes

Sources and scope

Source-based research; no hands-on test or specialist review claimed.

  • One main 56×35×23 cm/22×14×9 inch up to 10 kg plus one personal 33×43×15 cm/13×17×6 inch; wheels/handles count. Duty-free fits within these items. Lap infant one 10 kg carry-on; equipment depends on cabin space. Noncompliance charged as extra piece; liquid containers 100 ml.

    Full retained cabin record from current official browser-rendered page. Separate personal weight/combined total, exact fees and measured inspection frequency remain unknown.

    Carry-on allowance; all flights/customers; main and personal sizes; protrusions; duty-free; infants; noncompliance; liquids

    Source review: · Codex (AI source review)

Use the current official SPA carry-on page. The older travel-information URL redirects to the homepage. Default rule is one main bag for all cabins/flights, plus one personal item; no unsupported second Business bag, relaxed-enforcement promise or UK-route guarantee retained.

Keep exploring

Rules can change. Always verify with Caribbean Airlines before flying.