Under the seat
40×30×15 cm
15.7×11.8×5.9 in
One personal item under the seat, free in every fare and cabin. Iberia states 30x40x15 cm; axes are normalized here. No separate numeric personal-item weight limit was found in the reviewed policy.
Overhead cabin bag
56×40×25 cm
22×15.7×9.8 in
Weight limit: 10 kg (22 lb)
Iberia-operated flights: every fare includes an overhead bag and a personal item. Economy and Premium Economy allow one 56x40x25 cm bag up to 10 kg. Business allows 14 kg per bag, with quantity depending on the route. Air Nostrum collects the larger bag at the aircraft door for free hold carriage; full flights can also require free hold carriage of compliant bags. Check the operating carrier on every connection.
The source does not say whether wheels and handles are included, so measure the full external size to be safe.
1 cabin bag
Basic Economy includes the same 10 kg overhead bag and personal item; a checked-bag exclusion does not remove the cabin allowance.
1 cabin bag
1 cabin bag
1 cabin bag
Business: one 14 kg bag on short-/medium-haul flights; two bags up to 14 kg each on Iberia long-haul and connecting flights of that journey. The official FAQ limits US departures to one bag. This single-bag checker uses one piece conservatively and does not determine route eligibility for the second.
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 policyCheck 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.
Iberia describes 100 ml containers in a transparent 1-litre bag, with conditions for baby food, necessary medicines and sealed duty-free purchases. Follow the rules and screening instructions of each departure, connection and return airport; scanner procedures can differ.
A lap infant under two throughout the journey pays 10-30% of the companion's fare. CHD/INF tickets have the companion's checked-baggage allowance, plus a buggy OR car seat. An additional baby bag may contain food, drink and essentials for the flight. Confirm the child's ticket rather than assuming an extra 10 kg checked bag.
A buggy OR car seat is free with a CHD/INF ticket. A buggy can go to the aircraft door; cabin carriage depends on space. Door return depends on airport and connection arrangements, otherwise collect it at the baggage belt. Free check-in-desk carriage is also available.
A car seat may be the free child-equipment item instead of a buggy. For infant use onboard, buy a child seat ticket and confirm approved aircraft certification and fit; Iberia specifies ECE R44/R129 plus TÜV or FAA aircraft approval and a width of 42-44 cm.
Source-based research; no hands-on test or specialist review claimed.
All-fare cabin inclusion, dimensions, weight, cabin and route quantities.
Iberia-operated cabin allowance. US departures limit the Business count to one. A separate personal-item weight and explicit cabin wheels/handles definition were not found; those fields remain unknown.
Resumen rápido; Dimensiones y peso; Casos especiales; FAQSource review: · Codex (AI source review)
Infant fare, child baggage, buggy or car seat and airport-dependent handling.
CHD/INF allowance and equipment choice. No unconditional free buggy plus car seat, door return or infant 10 kg checked allowance.
Travelling with infants under 2; Children’s baggage; FAQSource review: · Codex (AI source review)
Checked-baggage prices require route, weight and purchase context.
No single fee encoded: source tables vary by route, bag weight, channel and time of purchase; exact quote in booking/manage/check-in.
Precios de los equipajes adicionales; Precio del sobrepesoSource review: · Codex (AI source review)
Rules can change. Always verify with Iberia before flying.