Under the seat
Personal Item
40×30×15 cm
15.7×11.8×5.9 in
One personal item up to 40×30×15 cm under the seat, including on Economy Basic. The reviewed source does not state a separate numeric personal-item weight limit.
Under the seat
40×30×15 cm
15.7×11.8×5.9 in
One personal item up to 40×30×15 cm under the seat, including on Economy Basic. The reviewed source does not state a separate numeric personal-item weight limit.
Overhead cabin bag
55×40×23 cm
21.7×15.7×9.1 in
Weight limit: 8 kg (17.6 lb)
Economy Light and other standard Economy fares include one 55×40×23 cm cabin bag up to 8 kg. Short-/medium-haul Economy Basic normally includes only a personal item. Business/First normally allow two pieces, each 8 kg; aircraft and regional restrictions can reduce the count. The operating carrier's cabin rules apply to each flight.
The source does not say whether wheels and handles are included, so measure the full external size to be safe.
No overhead cabin bag
This Basic selection models short-/medium-haul Economy Basic without an add-on or qualifying status. Long-haul Economy Basic includes a cabin bag: select Economy with the published allowance when confirmed in your booking. Eligible HON Circle, Senator and Star Alliance Gold passengers may also have one included cabin bag. Purchase a cabin-bag add-on before the airport; the checker cannot determine route or status eligibility.
1 cabin bag
1 cabin bag
2 cabin bags
2 bags, each max 8 kg.
2 cabin bags
2 bags, each max 8 kg; regional and aircraft restrictions may reduce the count.
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.
Check every departure and transfer checkpoint. At most airports: containers up to 100 ml in one transparent resealable 1-litre bag. Zurich's main security checkpoint for journeys starting there permits containers up to 2 litres; its transfer checkpoints and SWISS First Lounge A are excluded. Double-walled containers must be empty. Medicine and baby-food exceptions have conditions.
An infant on an adult's lap has no cabin-bag allowance. Infant checked baggage depends on the fare: European Comfort, Comfort Green and Flex include one bag up to 23 kg; intercontinental fares include one up to 23 kg except Light fares. Check the infant's ticket separately.
Small children have a foldable pushchair or fully foldable travel-pram allowance on all fares. Register it at check-in; use up to the aircraft and return location depend on the airport. A pocket buggy carried in the cabin must fit within the cabin allowance.
For cabin use, book the child a separate seat and confirm the restraint is certified for air travel, with base dimensions no larger than 40×40 cm. SWISS lists a baby carry cot OR child seat per infant as an additional permitted item for adults and children with their own seat. Free hold carriage of any car-seat model is not established by the reviewed sources.
Source-based research; no hands-on test or specialist review claimed.
Cabin and personal-item dimensions, per-piece weight, class and Basic allowances, regional exceptions, checks and gate-check procedure.
SWISS-operated flights. Wheels/handles are not expressly defined in the retrieved page and remain unknown in the structured field. No measured checking frequency or separate numeric personal-item weight is claimed.
Carry-on baggage regulations; Additional items; Non-compliant baggage; Regional specifics; FAQs; LiquidsSource review: · Codex (AI source review)
Short-/medium-haul Basic personal-item allowance, advance cabin-bag purchase, status exception and long-haul Basic allowance.
Route and status eligibility require booking confirmation. Cabin-bag purchase is not available at the airport. Route-dependent non-compliance charges are not a universal fee estimate.
Baggage allowance; Important information; FAQs: additional cabin bag, long-haul and statusSource review: · Codex (AI source review)
Lap-infant cabin exclusion and general class allowances.
No separate lap-infant cabin allowance; family equipment is treated separately. The generic liquids FAQ is qualified by the newer detailed Zurich-specific guidance.
Carry-on baggage allowance: infants sitting on an adult's lapSource review: · Codex (AI source review)
Infant checked allowance and fare exceptions, foldable pram allowance, standard checked dimensions and booking-specific allowances.
Confirm the infant's fare and e-ticket. Cabin allowance and interline checked-baggage rules have different scopes.
European routes; Intercontinental flights; Small children paragraphs; Rules on flights operated by other airlinesSource review: · Codex (AI source review)
Child-seat certification, separately booked seat, 40×40 cm base and airport-dependent stroller handling.
Cabin use of an approved child seat; not a guarantee that every seat model may be checked free. Aircraft-door handover is not available at every airport.
Child seat paragraph; Prams and foldable buggy paragraphSource review: · Codex (AI source review)
Zurich local-departure 2-litre container rule and separate 100 ml / 1-litre transfer rule.
Zurich security-checkpoint rules, not an allowance at every airport. Double-walled containers must be empty; special-food and medicine conditions apply.
Liquid regulation for passengers who begin their journey in Zurich; Liquids regulation for transfer passengersSource review: · Codex (AI source review)
Rules can change. Always verify with Swiss International Air Lines before flying.