Air Transat Carry-On: Eco Budget Routes, Size and Club Class

The standard Air Transat cabin bag is 55×40×23 cm, with a 43×31×13 cm personal item. Whether the larger bag is included depends on your fare and route. The reviewed policy gives no numerical cabin weight cap: you must be able to lift the bag into the overhead bin without assistance.

Fare and route come first

Read the fare options and your reservation together. Peru and Brazil are explicitly included exceptions; do not infer the allowance just from a broad geographic label. Partner-operated flights can have different rules.

Size and weight

Measure the complete packed bag externally. Compare each dimension, then check that it can be stowed safely without assistance. A missing numerical weight cap is not a guarantee that any weight will be accepted.

Keep the personal item under the seat. Airport purchases must fit within your cabin allowance. Even a compliant cabin bag may need to go into the hold when overhead space is limited, so keep travel documents and medication accessible.

Check your exact scenario

The bag checker uses the standard allowance. Its Basic option models the restricted Eco Budget routes; it does not infer Europe/Africa/Peru/Brazil exceptions from your itinerary. Choose the standard option only when your booking confirms the larger bag. A fit result is not permission to carry an otherwise excluded piece.

For connections, compare every operator with the route tool. Checked-bag purchases do not automatically grant cabin permission. Obtain actual fees and included checked pieces from the booking rather than a generic price table.

Follow the security rules of each departure and transfer airport for liquids and restricted items. A holiday package does not justify assuming a different cabin allowance; use its written baggage entitlement.

Sources: general baggage information, fare options and Club Class.