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Scoot Carry-On Rules

Scoot carry-on rules at a glance: cabin bag up to 54×38×23 cm, 10 kg, and personal item status: Not included.

cabin bag
54×38×23 cm
weight
10 kg
personal item
Not included
Medium caution editorial signal

Carry-on allowance

Cabin bag size
54×38×23 cm
Cabin bag weight
10 kg
Bags allowed
1
Personal Item
Not allowed

One cabin bag up to 10 kg. No personal item included — only one item total in cabin for base fare.

How to use this policy

Start with the cabin bag row, then check the weight and personal-item rows 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.

Scoot cabin bag size & weight

Scoot cabin bag specifications
Dimensions54×38×23 cm(21.3×15×9.1 in)

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

Weight limit10 kg (22 lb)
Bags allowed1 cabin bag
Includes wheels/handlesYes
NoteOne cabin bag up to 10 kg. No personal item included — only one item total in cabin for base fare.

Scoot baggage fees

Scoot baggage fee structure
Fee typePre-paid onlineAt the gate
Extra checked bag25 SGD50 SGD

Scoot liquids policy

Containers ≤ 100 ml in a single transparent resealable 1L bag. One bag per passenger.

Family & Infants

Infant (under 2)

Lap infant with fee. No baggage allowance for lap infant.

Stroller

Free gate-check for collapsible strollers.

Car seat

Can be checked in for free.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Scoot cabin bag size?

Scoot allows a cabin bag up to 54×38×23 cm (21.3×15×9.1 in). Dimensions include wheels and handles.

Does Scoot have a weight limit for carry-on?

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

Does Scoot allow a personal item?

Scoot does not allow a separate personal item in addition to the cabin bag.

How strict is Scoot about bag size?

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

Rules can change. Always verify with Scoot before flying.